BSN Jobst Leukotape P Heavy-Duty Rigid Strapping Sports Tape 1-1/2" x 15 yds, Aggressive Zinc Oxide Adhesive, Rayon-Backed, Latex (Roll of 1 Each)
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One large roll of Leukotape was delivered in a box to me. It was exactly as depicted in the picture. I'm guessing they say 1 pack because they sell multi-roll/box packs. I was only going to try this tape for the first time, so I only needed one roll, which I got with the single pack.
Yes, the tape is of medical quality and will not irritate your skin. It's a tough and water-resistant material. It will adhere to the surface and remain stable. For all of your needs, this is an excellent tape.
To me, it appears to be of high quality. The glue is incredibly strong. In fact, my physical therapist advised me to use Cover- Because it is more skin-friendly, roll stretch 2" 10 yds. friendly. When I use both of them together, they last through several showers and are effective for my knees.
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With so many positive reviews, I decided to discuss how to even up the effectiveness of this tape and increase the adhesion properties. This is usually the formula Benzine tincture consists mostly of benzoine and usually 70% alcohol. It provides fast and low-toxicity adhesive on delicate skin.
This was purchased for a backpacking trip and proved to be extremely useful. It prevents and protects blisters. br>br> Stays in place and prevents rubbing on the skin. That was my plan, but about 12 miles into the first day of a multi-day hike, I realized it wasn't going to work. During the day trek, an old knee injury resurfaced, threatening to make the rest of the journey a nightmare. I wrapped a bunch of this tape around my knee in the proper orientation for the injury I was treating (YouTube has some excellent how-to videos). to videos on how to use strapping tape to protect various injuries) and covered it with an ACE bandage for extra protection. I was completely recovered by the middle of the next day, when I was 4ish miles up a mountain. It remained stuck until I ripped it off four days later when I returned home. After a few days, getting it off is a nightmare. I have some bald spots on my leg, and scrubbing off the adhesive took about half a bottle of isopropyl. br>br>But it saved my trip. br>I'll never go hiking again without this gear.
The feedback was accurate- It really helps to prevent blisters, and it also helps to protect blisters that already exist (I first stuck the non-sticky bandage on the blister). To protect the blister, the adhesive part of a band aid is used). It adheres extremely well, as evidenced by the difficulty in removing it and the resulting gunk on the skin. I deducted one star because of the following: Over the course of a month, I ordered two of these, the second of which was not only thinner but also adhered less well. I'm pretty sure it's because of inconsistency in the manufacturing process. Why? Because I use glide wax after taping my feet to help reduce friction even more. My entire setup worked perfectly on the first set of tape because the glide went on and stayed on. The glide wax was absorbed by the leukotape on the second roll, and as a result, some parts of the tape had slightly dislodged due to friction after a game. I'll keep buying it because it's the best thing that's worked so far, but hopefully their manufacturing will solve the quality/consistency issues.
To make it easier to use, customize the cut and shape. This is an accurate assessment. I paid full price for this product and used it for a 13-mile hike with a 35-pound pack. Prior to my trip, I cut strips and adhered them to sticker backing (the material that remains after removing a sticker). Basically, they're Band-Aids made at home. As soon as I arrived at the hike, I placed them on my feet as a precaution. After long hikes, I'm aware of where my feet get blisters. This tape stayed put and kept the blisters at bay. It's difficult to get rid of this stuff, which is a good thing. The tape remained in place for a total of two days.
to treat blisters When we go backpacking, we use it to treat blisters. We've never been disappointed with him. When someone pulls a muscle, this is also a good thing to do. Much better than mole skin, which always seems to fall off or roll up, for its intended purpose (strapping tape). This stuff adheres well to the blister and covers it completely; it's also slick, so there are no more problems; it's far superior to duct tape for blisters.
ADHESION: The stickiness is out of control. And if you watch all of the YouTube videos on how to tape your breasts in so you can wear low-cut blouses and dresses, this tape is fantastic. In order for the tape to adhere properly, it must be applied to clean, dry skin. br>br>REMOVALS: br>br>REMOVALS: br>br>REMOVALS: Make sure the area you're taping is free of hair. If you do, you'll come to regret it later. Make sure you have some olive oil or another oily substance on hand to aid in the removal of the tape. ALLERGIES: BR>BR>ALLERGIES: BR>BR>ALLERGIES: BR>BR>ALLERGIES: Natural LATEX is present in this product. Please be aware of this if you are allergic to latex, as I am. Where the tape touched my skin, I still have "tape scars," or square discoloration. I looked fantastic in my outfit, but I'm currently using fade cream to remove the discoloration.
I don't know if the adhesive was reformulated in the first half of the year. In Dec - In February, I used it for a variety of purposes. This particular roll caused severe redness, rashes, and itching when I last purchased it in mid-March. I've also seen a couple of other 1-star reviews. I was able to leave the tape on for a week through wet and dry, and it would easily peel off on demand, but it would stay on when I needed it. br>br>When it works properly, I was able to leave the tape on for a week through wet and dry, and it would easily peel off on demand, but it would stay on when I needed it. Because it does not stretch or tear easily, it is ideal for support and protection. br>br>I now need to order Amazon item B000GCRWNA to protect myself from the Leukotape P that I was using as a first line of defense! The idea is to use the B000GCRWNA to cover the area that will be Leukotaped before applying the Leukotape. It reduces the amount of time the tape can be worn, but it protects your skin.
After a few days on the AT, I developed a blister on my foot, and a fellow hiker recommended Leukotape to prevent the blister from becoming more inflamed. Before applying the tape, I recommend covering the wound or blister with a bandage or some other type of covering. A hiker I met said he didn't like the tape, but it turned out he had applied it directly to the exposed area without using a bandage. Taking the tape off was a chore.
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