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HomeHealth CarePROTECTIVE LATEX TISSUE FINGER COTS LARGE 144/BOX |
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| Customer Reviews: | | Average Customer Review: ( 5 customer reviews )
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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 NOT AS ILLUSTRATED Sep 23, 2011
By TIMBER
ILLUSTRATION SHOWS A BOX OF COTS. RECIEVED IN AN ENVELOPE IN A TORN BAG. CONTENTS SPILLED ONTO FLOOR WHEN I OPENED THE PACKAGE. NO MARKINGS, SO I CAN'T TELL THE SIZE. THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE LARGE,FOR AN INFANT, YES. IT SEEMS AS IF SOMEONE CLEANED OUT THEIR JUNK DRAWER AND SOLD THIS ON AMAZON. I SUGGEST YOU BUY ELSEWHERE.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Heals Chapped Fingers Feb 15, 2010
By Chloe
In cold weather climates many people get painfully dry chapped fingers that can actually split open. I use these finger cots to hold moisturizers or medication on my fingers/thumbs overnight. When necessary, they can be taped on with a band aid for day time use. It is the only way I can keep my fingers healed up and functioning in the winter.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Finger condoms May 15, 2010
By Cardo
Well that's what they look like..lol
These are good for applying topical medications and the like.
The seller shipped them fast and the price was reasonable.
To The Rescue: Finger Cots Feb 22, 2012
By Mother Crone
You're probably asking yourself, "What is the world would you do with these things?" I would have thought the same thing a couple of years ago.
I imagine most people use these as bandages for cut fingers, especially those people who are chefs or do mostly paperwork or piecework. However, during medical treatment, I found myself losing my fingernails which was a big surprise and turnoff to me. I didn't want to offend anyone with my funky looking hands so, in the beginning I used latex and non-latex gloves when preparing food, eating at restaurants, or when going out in public or at supermarkets. However, my chemo nurses felt the gloves would cause an infection of sorts. To the rescue: Finger Cots. They kept my hands dry while protecting my fingers from injury and from offending others. Of course I used the gloves whenever I washed dishes or did housework, but these little finger cots really came to the rescue for me. NOTE: Make sure you buy a larger size as they run a little tight.
 Good.....but frustrating when trying to put on Apr 30, 2010
By Road2me
The problem with this product -- and I don't know if this is just with the large size versus a smaller size -- is that it is very difficult to put on your finger. You would expect the product to easily roll down your finger. However, more often than not, it gets caught up with the rubber above the roll and does not roll on easily.
I have used another version in the past that did not do this.....but do not remember the name of it other than to say it was blue in color.
Other than that, it works fine.
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