JJ CARE Micropore Tape [Pack of 16], 2” x 10 Yards, Breathable Paper Tape Medical Use, Latex-Free Paper Surgical Tape, Individually Boxed Paper Bandage Tape Rolls - SR-7A0M-PEIE

• UPC   810021643632
• ✅ BREATHABLE MEDICAL PAPER TAPE - JJ Care's paper medical tape is a general-purpose adhesive tape best used for wound dressing and overall wound care. This paper tape medical 2 inch sensitive skin use is made of a highly breathable material that protects skin integrity, especially during prolonged wound care. Despite great adhesion, the surgical paper tape still lets the skin breathe without causing irritation. ✅ HYPOALLERGENIC MEDICAL TAPE - The micropore paper tape is made latex-free and safe on sensitive skin. It is important to choose the right type of adhesive tape so as not to cause further tissue damage to healing wounds or any allergic reaction. As an excellent wound care product, the microporous tape offers smooth and painless removal, high skin tolerance, and no residue. ✅ DIFFERENT USES - The micropore surgical tape can be used in several applications. This type of white tape is most often used in regular bandage and dressing changes. And because it lets skin breathe, the tape is great for those with sensitive skin. In sports, the micropore paper tape is sometimes added to sports equipment to serve as nonslip grips. Micropore is also easy to write on and can be utilized as labels. ✅ WOUND PROTECTION - A moist environment is conducive to wound healing. Covering wounds with the right type of bandage + dressing + adhesive tape combination helps protect the wound bed from contamination and keeps it moist. Use of the breathable microporous tape prevents further damage to the skin while providing bandage stability. ✅ PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL USE - JJ Care's Micropore surgical paper tape is great to have around the house. Moms will find a roll or two handy in covering up minor cuts, scrapes, and wounds of little ones. In the kitchen, the white tape can be used as removable labels for organizers and bottles. Clinics, laboratories and hospitals should never run out of these helpful rolls of tape.