Do you really believe the Astros wore buzzing bandages in 2019?

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If you Google the phrase, “Buzzing Bandages,” the only result you’ll find is, “Astros may have worn buzzing bandages,” which is hilarious.

My question is, “Does this technology even exist?” I tried to buy a buzzing bandage, but I couldn’t find any on Google, or Amazon.

The only thing I could find that was relevant to a buzzing bandage was a book called, “Smart Bandage Technologies,” by Jim Davis. In this book, Jim Davis talks about:

“An introduction to the design of advanced wound care technologies for undergraduate engineers, as well as a coherent exploration of competing technologies suitable for postgraduate and postdoctoral researchers. Each section provides a high level overview of the concepts and techniques involved in developing smart bandages, including their manufacturing, operation, and implementation, and also exposes and explores the most recent approaches to wound care in more detail.

This book incorporates contextual boxes to provide a greater degree of detail to examples given and also includes an extensive bibliography for those seeking to research further on the various topics discussed.”

The book basically talks about “If” this technology existed, but gives no evidence that the bandages do exist, and if they did exist, it gives no evidence that Bluetooth could be implemented into these bandages.

So, for those that believe the Astros did use buzzing bandages, who developed them? How did the Astros purchase a product unavailable to the general public? Did NASA or NOVA develop buzzing bandages, then have scientists and researchers sign a gag order so that they could not speak about it?

This accusation and any talk surrounding it just goes to show that most people are sheep and will believe anything the media feeds them.