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

These things go on like a prophylactic they fit over your fingers and thumb if you have cuts and abrasions or if you are diabetic and have neuropathy these things can cover wounds very quickly and easily they're very thick and high quality It's one use and then you throw it away and get another one It's well worth the money they're asking

Great quality cotton, easy to apply, just roll down then twist at the top and roll again. I love that these are breathable, wound healing is so fast! It's getting air and protected at the same time. I thought it would feel tight, but the nature of the material is that it relaxes a bit once over the finger, I don't even feel it after that. I would buy these again and I highly recommend instead of sticky uncomfortable bandaids. Good for paper cuts, accidental scratches, superficial wounds. I have not tried for anything more than scratches or skin cracks, but I definitely would.

WORKS GREAT FOR FINGERS

Good quality. Comfortable and easy to sleep today activities in, while also protecting finger.

perfect for my injured finger. I has a partial amputation and these finger cots were the perfect dressing and easy to apply

These have been a lifesaver for me! I have used them when needing to have ointment on my fingers both during the day and at night. They allow me to still type on the computer for work, and they allow me to keep my fingers covered at night without having to wear full cotton gloves. They can be a bit long depending on your finger length, but they're easy to trim if needed.

Good Quality and works great !

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.