
What is the CastCooler™?
CastCooler dries and cools moist areas under your cast. It's a breakthrough in Cast Care Technology!
What the CastCooler™ does
The CastCooler keeps your cast fresh and reduces itch by removing moisture from the lining under your cast. Simply wrap the CastCooler around your cast daily, and connect a standard household vacuum. After 10 minutes, moisture is removed. Without moisture, bacteria growth (the cause of odor and itch) is reduced. Your cast stays fresh!
What makes my cast itch and smell?
Your cast itches and has a foul odor because of the bacteria which is growing in the continually-moist lining beneath your cast. This moisture is most commonly due to perspiration trapped in the cast lining but may also result from bathing or normal outdoor activities.
Stay in the Game
Broken limb have you on the sidelines? The CastCooler allows you to continue working out with the team while keeping your cast fresh and dry. Use the CastCooler to keep your cast fresh and odor free.
CastCooler™ will keep your cast FRESH!
The CastCooler will dry a cast which becomes wet from bathing, damp from perspiration or humidity, an encounter with the lawn sprinkler or other summertime activities.
Moms hurt when kids hurt!

Now there is something you can do to help your child with the unpleasant experience of wearing a cast. The CastCooler allows you to provide instant relief from the hot, sweaty, itchy and uncomfortable experience of cast wearing.
Cast Odor and Itch...
...used to be accepted with orthopedic casts. Not anymore: The CastCooler will keep your cast fresh, dry and comfortable by removing moisture from the lining. That moisture is the reason that bacteria grows and your cast itches and stinks.
- Reduce odor & itch
- Cool your cast
- Freshen your cast
- Speed-dry your cast
- May reduce skin maceration
- May reduce skin infection
- One size fits all breathable casts:
Wrist, arm, foot, or leg
Child through Adult 
A Mom's Story
"The CastCooler worked great as promised. My son feels better and his skin has improved immensely since we started using the CastCooler. I wish we knew about this from day one. I will recommend the CastCooler to everyone I can, including the Doctor's office."Celene - Mom, Sandusky, OH

Another Mom's Story
"The CastCooler is for my 4 year old son. We live in Florida so the humidity is always high. We got the product on Saturday (which was very fast) and he loves it. It is really easy to use. ... It was really dirty after the first use, which makes me feel better, because all that dirt was in his cast. And he says it tickles and feels cool. I am glad I bought it. After he is outside playing, he asks to use it. And he doesn't complain about the itching anymore!!! It was breaking my heart that I couldn't relieve his pain/discomfort. This product is a great idea. I am definitely telling his doctor, and anyone with a cast on about it!!!" Veronica - Mom, Palm Bay, FL

Press Release
Colorado Springs, CO
The United States Patent and Trademark Office has awarded US Patent #7,229,425 for the CastCooler, a device used in conjunction with an orthopedic cast to remove moisture from the lining of the cast. "We received broad intellectual property protection insuring that this novel invention will stand alone in the crowded orthopedic soft-goods space." notes Rick Dunagan, the patent's owner.
Odor and Itch - The CastCooler introduces new patient benefits by addressing the two long-standing issues associated with cast wearing - odor and itch. The root cause of these problems is moisture, typically from perspiration, which remains trapped in the lining of the cast. As bacterium grow in the continually moist cast lining, odor and itch result. Until now, there was no way to effectively remove this moisture.
The CastCooler freshens the cast wearing experience by removing moisture from the cast lining without touching the patient. This reduces both odor and itch. Further, the CastCooler requires no changes to the cast application process or materials. The CastCooler is designed to be used with all breathable orthopedic casts.
