Care Science Elastic Stretch Net, 1 Roll, 5 Yards | Premium First Aid Wound Care, Secures Wound Dressings Firmly & Comfortably in Place

This net worked great for a smaller build. Its more secure on my gauze. The standard ones I got from the Dr's office were too loose.

This product is very nice. I think of this product as helpful to me, thank you.

This is ideal for holding dressings in place for hard to cover areas like elbows, wrists, etc. It reduces the risk of tape burns to sensitive skin areas especially in older adults. I used this in the hospital in the ER, and was delighted to find it on Amazon for home use.

It works well and doesn’t stretch out fast. One side is softer than the other the other. I have very sensitive skin (have to cut all tags out of my clothes) and after wearing for a couple of days it made my skin itch. The package says “no latex”, so it must just be the texture that is uncomfortable. If you have “normal” skin, it will probably work well for you. P

As a care giver, stretch netting is the only product I've found which can be used to keep dressings in place for someone with extremely fragile skin. Anything with adhesives causes skin tears making a bad situation worse. We also use this netting as a protective sock of sorts to minimize the risk of skin tears during transfers. It can be cut to any length - a strip long enough to cover shins to thighs can easily and quickly be slipped on and off. This product is washable and reusable but eventually will lose its shape and have to be replaced. Still, this is an inexpensive and simple solution for wound care

The best for trying to secure a bandaid.

This is great to put over a bandage to help keep clean and from coming loose

This tubular bandage is scratchy possibly due to the type of elastic used. Also, it pills easily and there is a seam I was not fond of. The price is low but the old saying applies here: “You get what you pay for.”