Surgical Tape for Wounds

The following method was tested and proven reliable for sterilization and stable adhesion performance. It is tested with ethylene oxide residuals well within U.S. FDA guidelines: Strips of microporous surgical tape arranged over a suitable release surface, e.g., glass, stainless steel, silicone-treated paper.

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Product Introduction

Description: non-woven tape for medical and pharmacy use; non-sensitive surgical adhesive non-woven tape; home care medical non-woven tape; better glue and packed non-woven tape; breathable and soft surgical adhesive medical non-woven tape

Packing :

) 0.5 inches - 24 rolls/ box

2) 1 inches - 12 rolls/ box

3) 2 inches - 6 rolls/ box

4) 3 inches - 4 rolls/ box

Characteristics :

1. Spunlaced non-woven tape is mainly has three different materials:

Common non-woven,water-repellency and waterproof.

2.Permeability:>3200g/m2/37℃/24h,Good viscosity,good initial adhesive and persistent adhesion.No edge warping,gentle peeling and friendly to skin.

3.The incision cutting on the release paper makes the tape easy for use.

4.Various specifications meet different clinical needs.

Package way :Simple package,single box package

Storage :Should be stored in the environment which relative humidty is
no more than 80%, Temperature is between(-5~40°C). No corrosion gas,
well ventilated and clean room.

Useful life :3 years

We Medical Products has designed a multi-purpose medical paper tape that is gentle on the skin, yet has the bond strength needed to perform a variety of clinical tasks. Our medical tape is not made with natural rubber latex.

Suggestions for Use: General purpose tape for securing small to medium-sized dressings and lightweight tubing; ideal for moist, delicate or at-risk skin. Strong bond strength - gentle on skin.

Features & Benefits:

Porous structure makes tape highly breathable, helping maintain skin integrity

Water resistant – holds firm on damp skin

Ideal for securing tubing and dressings

Hypoallergenic and non latex – gentle on skin

Adheres well and leaves minimal adhesive residue upon removal

Easy to tear by hand, even while wearing gloves

Removing surgical tape from skin is a part of almost every wound dressing change. Designed to hold dressings securely in place and medical devices like catheter tubes, surgical tape has to have a strong adhesive to ensure it doesn't fail despite movement, perspiration, or other bodily fluids compromising it.

This means that removing surgical tape can sometimes be a little uncomfortable. Especially when dealing with sensitive skin around a wound or a patient who isn't feeling 100%, removing surgical tape quickly and painlessly is important.

If you remove surgical tape adhesive too quickly, this can also cause skin irritations and even take a layer of skin clean off. Getting the technique right is essential to protect the body's natural healing process and minimise the potential for infection.

How to Remove Sticky Surgical Tape From Skin

Gently peel a corner of the surgical tape off the skin in the direction that hair grows. You can apply the following method or only your fingertips. Avoid using your fingertips as this could cause the patient to get pinched or scratched.
Taking a tight hold on one end of the surgical tape, slowly pull it back. Instead of pulling "upwards," hold the tape tight to the skin and draw back. Pulling upwards may cause excessive skin tension and discomfort during the process.
To lessen pulling, hold the skin taut with your other hand while you pull the tape.