KT Tape Pro Synthetic Kinesiology Therapeutic Sports Tape, 20 Precut, 10” Strips, Winner Green

As a result of injuries to my foot and shoulder, I have used KT tape over the past year. As a whole, I'm really fond of the benefits that KT tape provides, but I don't necessarily agree with some of the bolder claims of In general, KT tape sticks well to your skin and aids your joints and body in movement. You can do this to help your body to recover, but it won't provide immediate pain relief, and it will only make pain go away over time if you work on strengthening your muscles and joints. The best thing KT tape can do for your body is prevent your injuries from getting I've used KT tape once on my shoulder and once on my The tape, which my roommate applied after watching a YouTube video, was applied to my shoulder by my roommate. As a result of this, I was able to move my shoulder and arm in such a way that would not cause me any more pain, but it did not completely resolve Sesamoiditis/turf toe is what I am dealing with currently on my foot. My foot moves in a way that won't cause me more pain so that I don't irritate the injury with the KT tape. It is intended that KT tape will prevent further irritation to your injury, but it will not resolve a major injury unless you put in some effort As far as adhesion is concerned, the tape sticks pretty As long as the tape doesn't move and doesn't rub against other surfaces, it will remain on your body for two days After four days, the skin on the edges starts peeling off. If you are careful, the tape will stay on for up to two days in areas like your feet. Often I've been able to wear the tape for only six hours on my feet, but you can wear it for up to two days if you are careful. Maybe it's just my imagination, but it seems that the green color of a variety lasts longer than its dark blue. KT tape will not stick over arm or leg hair. I have had the green tape adhere for days and the dark blue tape adhere for only hours. In the case of chest and back hair, I suppose it is also true. In order for the tape to adhere, you need to shave the area beforehand. Even with the lightest hair, I have noticed that KT tape will come off within an hour if you try to use it over anything. It has been a few weeks since the last time I used KT tape. If you don't move the KT tape while it is wet or cover it with soap, the tape will dry within 30 minutes It dries in 60 minutes and adheres just as well. In the morning after I have taken a hot shower, I feel that the KT tape has shrunk a little bit and is tighter, but oddly, this feeling makes me feel better. As far as the feel is concerned, the tape is not particularly noticeable on your body until you accidentally attach it to your hair or begin to sweat, depending on where you apply it. In terms of feel, the KT tape is like the average "workout" shirt material it is soft, lightly breathable, and slightly moisture-wicking. This tape helps me to move in a specific way in order to prevent further irritation from happening to my injury. I like the idea of KT tape. The KT tape ends up helping me feel better in the long run whenever I put in an effort to recover and heal while wearing it.

Dani Meyer

| Nov 10, 2020

KT tape original cotton is absolutely the best, and I have been using it with my daughter for a few months. In my daughter's case, she has an injury to her knee that requires full support, and cotton tape has provided her with excellent pain relief. It is only a downside that the cotton tape only lasts for three days This tape helps keep the muscle warm to alleviate the burning pain of the irritable musculature within my forearm. She is super active. I have mild nerve damage on my forearm and the tape helps keep it warm to relieve the burning pain. Despite the fact that the cotton tape takes time to dry, it is a very handy accessory In the range of 10 to 15 The wait can take up to 15 minutes, which is My research on the synthetic KT showed the drying time was much better than that of cotton according to the reviews. It was also stated that the durability was The pros are The leg/knee and forearm applications both had good adhesion on the skin at the beginning of the process. It adheres to less mobile areas for a long period of time. I find it comfortable and there is This is the same as the cotton tape in relieving pain. This dries faster than the cotton, but not by that A smooth and pleasing texture can be felt when handling the material. The cons are As the tape becomes wet, the smooth surface becomes rough, and the edges are quick to pull up and off. Moreover, the synthetic tape was not effective for 24 hours on my daughter's knee when it was applied. After the cotton tape had fallen off, we applied everything in exactly the same manner, and my daughter had very little activity for 12 hours before the tape came For me, putting it on my forearm for 4 days before it started peeling up at the edges was better than no tape at all. I handled the tape with soap and water to remove it as I have previously, but a little bit of my skin came off as well. Possibly, I overestimated the strength of the synthetic tape because I treated it the same as cotton tape. I am not happy with this version of KT tape.

It uses a lot of adhesive. It doesn't work in the execution, despite there being a mechanism in place. It will take me a long time to use up the synthetic tape, so I will get more cotton tape. Future attempts will be made to remove the synthetic tape with coconut oil.

Angel Wade

| Sep 18, 2020

I literally mean all injuries when I say all As well as taking a couple of ibuprofen on the worst of days, I have two bad knees , one of which is completely blown out. The only thing I use is KT tape and aspirin when I'm at my wits' end. A couple of months ago, I broke my tibia, and I hate doctors! Fortunately, I was able to go to the ER 2 days later (only because I was concerned that blood flow was restricted) and the break was confirmed, but the wound was too swollen to cast. It's been a while since I had a follow-up. I never went back. When I was recovering from my long surgery, KT tape helped me overcome the long recovery period. It is highly recommended that you do not do the same, instead, use KT tape and don't be an idiot like me. Apparently I'm ruined for life to be honest P p I still won't go to the doctor, but I will definitely continue to use KT As a user of both original and pro, I appreciate both. I am free from pain in my wrist and in my knees due to arthritis, old sports injuries, and joint injuries after knee surgery, and carpal tunnel. What if this is really the greatest thing you have ever seen? It stabilizes and prevents pain at the same time.

Carmen Hebert

| Sep 16, 2020

In addition to treating posterior tibial tendonitis, meniscus and patellar injuries, and bicep and rotator cuff injuries, I have used KT tape to protect my shoulders. I managed to keep the tape on my knee and shoulder for several days (even after multiple showers), but the foot tape didn't hold up nearly as well. There was a great deal of relief for my shoulder pain, moderate relief for my knee pain, and minimal relief for my foot pain. There was no restriction to my range of motion As a matter of fact, it helped increase It is important to do some research regarding the proper way to apply tape in the specific area you are treating. They do not all work the same way. Stretching different parts of the body with different amounts of resistance (effort) will achieve the desired results. For instance, my shoulder needed 25% stretch, but my knee required 75%. YOU MUST KNOW HOW TO APPLY THE TAPE PERFECTLY, or else you may suffer more.

Averie Stokes

| Jul 14, 2021