fiberglass casts

What Are the Benefits of Fiberglass Casts?

- Durability: Fiberglass is more resistant to wear and tear.
- Lightweight: Easier for children to manage daily activities.
- Water-Resistance: Allows some models to be washable or splash-proof.
- Ventilation: Better air circulation reduces the risk of skin irritation.
- Aesthetics: Available in various colors and patterns, making them more appealing to children.

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