McKesson Pro Advantage P230023 Pillowcase, Tissue/Poly, White, 21" Width, 30" Length, 21" Width, 30" Length (Pack of 100)

I bought these to cover the pillowcases I use to cover my cats' "rings" that they lay in. Helps to keep the cases out of the laundry. These covers are tougher than they look. When the top paper layer is shredded, the thin plastic is usually still intact. I'm buying again.

Great quality and the price is great. I use it to cover my dogs beds to protect it and not have to keep changing the covers I use. I just wish they will offer a subscribe and save. That makes it more convenient but I will be ordering another box for massage clients to protect my pillows. I bought a box of one that was more expensive and these seem to be stronger!

We have ordered these multiple times. They don’t tear easily and go on a standard pillow well. We use them in a medical facility.

These dont seem as sturdy as other similar ones. They fall apart more easily, but do-able

I use these for disposable pillows at work and to cover my tattoo tray!

Inexpensive. Good quality inner plastic. Outer paper covering is comfortable but a bit too thin and dry, separates from the inner plastic lining and starts tearing apart rather easily just from weight and movement of one’s head during sleep by the end of 2nd night’s use.

I’m very disappointed in this product. It came just in the box and not sealed in plastic some of the cases were ripped. The product is of cheap quality and I will not be ordering this again.

These might work as exam pillow covers made to be changed after a short appointment. They are certainly useless for rest or as pillow covers to touch the body of someone weak or sick. They are very plastic, with an ultra-thin paper layer on the outside surface making them not absorbent enough. They are almost completely non-absorbent, so while they are a moisture barrier, true, they are like using plain trash bags to cover a pillow. When these touch the body, at face, head, arm, leg, etc., within minutes they become wet and hot and slippery from sweat. These need a better outer layer added to make them useful as pillowcase for even one night's sleep. Once they become wet with sweat, the plastic and super-thin paper begin to dissolve and shred. Aftet one night's use, I had a ball of trash near the pillow, it had come apart. These tear and shred very easily. These would probably work as germ / moisture liners , only over a pillow, but under a real cloth or fully paper, disposable pillowcase. If you are dealing with an infection or long illness, these are poor choices. I had hoped to change these once each morning and each night to keep infection down and lessen the laundry burden. but they come apart after only an hour or two at most. These are really only exam covers, meant for a few minutes' use and not good at all for resting or real bed use.