TENDERSKIN Hypoallergenic Paper Tape 2" wide
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Features:
- Easy to tear
- General purpose
- Hypoallergenic
- Lightweight
Product Overview:
Kendall Tenderskin Hypoallergenic Paper Tape
2" wide x 10" yards long
The Kendall Tenderskin Hypoallergenic Paper Tape is lightweight, hypoallergenic paper tape for general use. Strong, tangle free, easy to tear. Natural porosity allows skin to breathe. Ideal for use where frequent taping and un-taping are necessary.
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TENDERSKIN Hypoallergenic Paper Tape 2" wide Reviews Summary
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6 out of 8 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Easy To Use (2)
Safe (2)
Effective (2)
Promotes Healing (1)
Didn't stick as well (1)
Top Cons
Ineffective (2)
Does not stick to skin (1)
Not always easy to find (1)
Top Best Uses
Keep In The Medicine Cabinet (2)
Keep In The Trunk (1)
Emergency Preparedness (1)
Keep on hand (1)
Pros:
Easy To Use.
Cons:
Does not stick to skin.
Ineffective.
Describe Yourself:
Ostomate.
This tape was under the title of tape for ostomy bags. This tape does not stick well and should not be used to hold an ostomy pouch on.
by Jackie from Concord CA
No, I wouldn't recommend this to a friend
2 person found this review helpful
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TENDERSKIN Hypoallergenic Paper Tape 2" wide
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Q:
Need a gentle low tack medical paper tape with hypoallergenic adhesive that will be used on my lower eye lid area. I had regular medical paper tape used on that area for several hours a few days ago and the adhesive caused my skin to become very irritated, sore and red. When removed, it definitely pulled off top layers of skin with it despite cautious removal. 3 days later, the area is still sore. I have reacted with red welts to bandage adhesive in the past. Due to area being bandaged, I cannot tape just to the gauze, won't work. Any suggestions?
Asked on Aug 18, 2011 7:56:40 AM by Nutmegcat from Seattle
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No, don't think I would use on eyelid.
Answered on Jan 1, 2014 12:02:19 AM by melody from ct
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Part Number(s): 758 0289, 758 0288, 758 0290
Mfg Part Number(s): 2419C, 2419
Scrip Part Number(s): 758 0288, 758 0289, 758 0290
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