🎗️ 2 Inch X 10 Inch Jobst Cover-Roll Stretch, Hypoallergenic with Yards per Roll Review

Just started using these (taped) in place of the knee brace - can't believe my physical therapist didn't suggest this sooner! Easy to use and remove, this tape does not stretch but provides an excellent base for tape. I will keep buying it!

Of all the products I've used to tape, this product has an A++ rating. I hurt myself all the time and I always need bandages and plasters. Other products will remove after a short period of time, but Cover-Roll's elastic gauze stays in place until removed. This is a great product.

Haven't used it for a few years, advantages: it stretches a little, suitable for sensitive skin, easy to remove, cheaper than kinesiotape : can not strong enough to support some spot stitching but still suitable for use as a base layer for leukosport tape which is very strong and sticky.

I love this material. I use it for cuts and scrapes. I put some Neosporin on the incision and then trimmed it to fit. It does not stick to the neo and thus to the wound. Lasts for several days even after getting wet and allows the wound to breathe. I know it's not what it's for, but in my opinion it's better than a patch any day of the week.

My wife has constant knee problems and her physical therapist showed her how to wrap her during exercise to ensure stability. This tape is placed UNDER the thicker Zinc Oxide tape to protect your skin from Leukotape-P's strong adhesive which can irritate the skin. Cover-Roll Stretch can be difficult to find in pharmacies and this price is the same as a physical therapy supplier, delivered quickly and in a great way!

Because first aid for blisters is NOT to break them open to prevent infection, it is not always possible to leave large, liquid-filled blisters like this when traveling with a heavy load. This is where the BSN Cover-Roll Stretch Adhesive Bandage Gauze saved us. My husband and I received a small piece of this sticky gauze while hiking the Appalachian Trail in Georgia, along with tips on how to use it. IT WAS EXCELLENT! We gently pricked the blister with a sterile (well, almost) needle to remove…

This is a direct to skin tape that can be used UNDER and around the edges of the brown bandage. Goes well on dry skin and is then easy to remove. This protective tape is elastic, but DO NOT stretch it when sticking. The stretch is there to allow you to move more freely AFTER the tape is on you. I have found that accidental stretching during use tends to irritate my skin. In addition, you should not wear the tape for more than 24 hours and then allow the skin to rest for at least another 24…