Dimora Finger Cots, Pack of 60 (Medium Size) Finger Protectors, Breathable Bandages for Wound Care, Stretchy Sleeves for Gardening, Fitness and Cargo Handling, White

Saved me from so much pain due to a split on my thumb tip where I couldn’t have anything touch my thumb. Hard to do anything ! Bought these and they cover the injury with soft cotton and then I bought the latex finger cot to put over the cotton and was good to go! The split healed much faster this way!

When my husband cut himself, these things were amazing. I was able to put a Band-Aid on him and then put this over it to keep the Band-Aid protected. It was great.

Works great for a few hours but tends to roll off pretty easily.

Husband had an accident, for stitches in 3 fingers. These things were great to put over the gauze. They were a bit longer than we needed, so we just cut them in half and worked fantastic!

These are a bit strange but I have come to rely on them so often. I use my hands all day and sometimes, when my fingers get dry, they hurt. Well, I just put heavy cream on my fingers and roll these over and they work perfect for sleeping. They don't slip off and there's no adhesive to peel apart or get stuck to my night clothes. They take a little practice to get used to, but once you figure it out they are great 👍 👌.

Absolutely happy with the product. I’ve developed eczema on my thumbs and forefingers and the medication stays on now.

Seller should specify what size is considered medium. Straight from the box, the finger cots are too tight to put on over a sensitive wound. I measured my index finger with a strip of paper. My finger circumference is 73mm (2 7/8 inches) -- is this considered medium? I needed to pre stretch the cot before appling. I found that forcing the cot over an old Sharpee Highliter and letting it sit overnight gives sufficient stretch and a snug fit. Once on, the cot is fine. Breathable and helps warm the finger. Normally, my fingers are quite cool. I hope the extra warmth from the cot speeds heeling (doctor estimated 2-3 MONTHS). If your finger is as large or larger than mine, I recommend checking locally for a larger size.EDIT: ... Before unrolling, the inner diameter of a cot is about 3/8" and quite tight. It requires very firm pushing to unroll. It stays quite tight until it's unrolled an inch or so.

Late last fall, I lost half my pinky finger in a industrial accident. After the stitches were removed, I needed some kind of protection to bumps and the cold that did not use adhesive. I cut the cots in half since I did not need the length for a normal finger. They fit inside my gloves, protected the finger from rubbing sensitivity, and helped tremendously with the cold. I wore them constantly for months and the twisted end formed a 'bump' cushion that really helped protect the very sensitive end. I even gave my surgeon some to try and he ended up ordering them for his office to give out to patients. All in all, these cots really, really made a huge difference in protection and comfort.