skin color zinc oxide adhesive plaster for medical supply use

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Package of two rolls. Soft clothes fabric surgical tape. Each Roll Is Individually Wrapped. Not Sterile.
Decreased Risk Of Maceration.
No Latex Used In Production.
Easy To Tear In Pieces.
Optimal Adherence To Skin.

Customized Package

1. Colored box

2. Show case

3. Blister package

4. Plastic bottle

5. Polybag with paper label

6. Logo printed opp and pe bags

Located in the famous Longgang packaging and printing Industrial

May improve circulation of blood and fluids

If you've been injured, kinesiology tape might help improve circulation and reduce swelling in the area where you're hurt.

A 2017 study showed that kinesiology taping can improve blood flow in the skin.Trusted Source It may also improve circulation of lymphatic fluids. Lymphatic fluid is mostly water, but it also contains proteins, bacteria, and other chemicals. The lymphatic system is the way your body regulates swelling and fluid buildup.

The theory is that when kinesiology tape is applied, it creates extra subcutaneous space, which changes the pressure gradient in the area underneath your skin. That change in pressure enhances the flow of lymphatic fluid.

Studies have had mixed results. In two recent studies, kinesiology tape reduced fluid buildup in women who underwent breast cancer treatment and people who had total knee replacements.Trusted SourceTrusted Source

Changing the flow of lymphatic fluid could help bruises heal faster. Although there are few studies to confirm this effect, anecdotally some people report that when they've removed tape from bruised body parts, the areas under the tape were a different color than the un-taped areas.

What is kinesiology taping used for?
Treating injuries
Physical therapists sometimes use kinesiology taping as part of an overall treatment plan for someone with an injury. The American Physical Therapy Association reports that kinesiology taping works best when used in conjunction with other treatments, such as manual therapy.

Supporting weak areas
Kinesiology taping is also used to add extra support to muscles or joints that need it. If you have patellofemoral stress syndrome, iliotibial band friction syndrome, or Achilles tendinitis, kinesiology taping may help you.

Unlike white medical or athletic tape, kinesiology taping allows you to move normally. In fact, some studies show that it can increase mobility and endurance. Studies of athletes have shown that when kinesiology taping is used on fatigued muscles, performance improves.

Retraining muscles
Kinesiology taping can help retrain muscles that have lost function or have become accustomed to working in unhealthy ways.

For example, kinesiology taping can be used to correct head and neck posture. Trusted Source A 2017 study supports its use to help stroke patients improve their walking patterns. Trusted Source

Physiotherapists think it may be because the strange feeling of having tape on your skin can make you more mindful of how you stand or move.

Improving Performance
Some athletes use kinesiology tape to help them reach their peak performance and prevent injuries when competing in special events.

Many runners use it every time they run a marathon. They apply the tape to their hips to 'wake up' the muscles and remind them to keep working.

Managing Scars
While you shouldn't use kinesiology tape on open wounds, there is some scientific evidence that it can improve the long-term appearance of scars after surgery or injury. Trusted Source This is definitely a treatment you should discuss with your doctor first.