Hypafix Self Adhesive Dressing Retention Tape (5cm x 10 Meter)

I had MOHS surgery on my forehead and needed to wash and replace gauze every day for two weeks. A Nurse gave me a sample and i ordered it.It’s Great ! Has peel off backing, comes on a roll and stretches a little to create pressure without tearing. It’s strong.I ordered more to use for general stuff in the future. It also can be cut easily when on the fairly stiff backing.

just like my dermatologist gave me to use

My ARNP introduced the product to me 5+yrs ago. I use it on my Knees to hold the 5% Lidocaine Pain Patches that I apply to my knees every 12 hrs. The tape holds for the 12 hrs !!! It comes a dispensing boxwith "11 yards long and 2" wide". Which no other product on the market is like it. The tape is pre-cut downthe middle to allow you to apply it !! (kind of like band aid, with the cut is along the length of the tape).I will always use this product !!! BUY IT FROM AMAZON THEY HAVE THE "BEST" PRICE !!!!!

Used to cover sterile bandage after skin surgery.

Had minor surgeries on face & arms. This tape held gauze in place & changing every 24 hrs. was relatively easy. The drs. office used the same brand.

As expected. Excellent. Thanks

My wife and I can't say enough about this product. It is such a great adhesive dressing that is easy on the skin, especially if you have to change dressings frequently. It also doesn't leave a sticky residue like some other brands of cloth-like tape. Also, great value for the amount of tape.

Got this from dermatologist after thumb surgery. In addition to the good things everyone else is pointing out, here are a couple of other good things:+ A band-aid is doomed shortly after it starts losing adhesion at the edges. Hypafix is sticky enough that even if the edges have curled back due to everyday activity, the rest of it stays stable and sticky and stays on.+ It's not absorbent, so it tolerates getting wet and drying it off. Obviously if you soak the gauze you put under it, it's time for a change. But if you just got the edges damp while washing your hands, it still sticks and no harm done.The other tip I got from the dermatologist: For my thumb, I cut it into 1"x2" strips and used multiple strips around the perimeter of my thumb, each of them stretched slightly to lay flat, but not wrapped 360° around the whole thumb. You want to avoid wrapping all the way around so that swelling tightens the bandage too much and cuts off circulation.