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NanaCare Tan Microporous Surgical Tape 1 inch x 11yd (4 Rolls) | Micropore Tape | Skin Coloured Nose Tape |Medical Tape for Skin, Dressings & Rhinoplasty Recovery| First Aid for Sensitive Skin
NanaCare Tan Microporous Surgical Tape 1 inch x 11yd (4 Rolls) | Micropore Tape | Skin Coloured Nose Tape |Medical Tape for Skin, Dressings & Rhinoplasty Recovery| First Aid for Sensitive Skin
Item Details
Pickup Location
4031 Market Center Dr Suite 303
North Las Vegas, NV, 89030
Quality
Used
Functional
No Damage
Assembly Required
In Package
Unknown if Missing Parts
brand
NanaCareEstimated Retail Price
$6.31
weight
0.22 lbsBuyers Premium
15%
Inventory Number
1045536989
Features
- ESSENTIAL- It's always useful to have Microporous surgical tape at home, with mums finding a roll or two handy to cover up little ones' minor cuts, scrapes, and wounds. In the kitchen, the white tape makes for great removable labels for organizers and bottles. And clinics, laboratories, and hospitals should always have a steady supply of these helpful rolls of tape.
- VERSATILE- Microporous surgical tape finds several applications, most commonly for regular bandage and dressing changes. As it allows skin to breathe, the tape is ideal for people with sensitive skin. In sports, the tape is often added to equipment for non-slip grips, while it can also be used for labeling as it's easy to write on.
- WIDE APPLICATION- Covering wounds with the appropriate combination of bandage, dressing. The breathable Microporous tape prevents further skin damage while providing stability to the bandage.
- SAFE- The hypoallergenic Microporous paper tape is latex-free and safe for sensitive skin. As a superior wound care product, the Microporous tape offers smooth and painless removal, high skin tolerance, and leaves no residue. It's important to choose the right adhesive tape to avoid any allergic reactions or further tissue damage to healing wounds.


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