High Volume Pumps to Improve DRYPro® Quality
In an effort to continually improve our products and their effectiveness, we’ve designed a new higher volume pump for the DRYPro® cast and bandage protector. The pumps will allow patients...
Blogs
New DRYPro® Commercial to air 5,000 times
A new extended version of the Dry Pro® commercial is airing on national television! The success of last years commercial has us excited about our new one minute version that...
DRYPro® PICC Cover Sales Triple over 2008
Authorized Dealers for DRYPro® Protectors that have added the PICC line Protectors to their store shelves have seen a dramatic increase in business and new patient referrals. The DRYPro® cast...
A Documentary about Lyme Disease and the Health Care System: Under Our Skin
“A dramatic tale of microbes, medicine & money, this eye-opening film investigates the untold story of Lyme disease, an emerging epidemic larger than AIDS. Each year thousands go undiagnosed or...
DryPro Ostomy Protector Saves You Money!
If you have an ostomy you know the area around the stoma can get irritated when you have to change your appliance numerous times. The DryPro® Ostomy Protector reduces the...
New Latex Free DRYPro® for PICC lines!
If you have PICC (Peripherally inserted central catheter) you know the area around where the PICC is inserted is prone to infection. You will find that using the Latex Free...
Did you know?
Dry Pro provides waterproof cast and bandage covers, waterproof PICC line covers, waterproof ostomy covers, and waterproof prosthetic protection. DRY Corp is committed to helping people with casts due to...
Broken Arm or Broken Leg?
If you have a broken arm or broken leg you’ll find the Dry Pro waterproof cast covers for arm and leg casts the best around. Keep your cast dry and...
Welcome to DRYPro’s Blog
This is an open forum for anyone who’s had experience with DRYPro! We’ll hear customer feedback and testimonials, Videos from the adventures of DRYPro man and more! Feel free to...
Slidin’ with DryPro-Testimonial
My son recently had to have a cast placed on his right leg to try and correct a muscle/tendon issue. We have a pool and I didn’t want to see...