🏋️ Johnson & Johnson Self-Adhering Elastic Sports Compression Wrap - Support for Sprain, Strain, and Joint Recovery - Ankle, Wrist, and Elbow - 3 Pack - 2" x 2.2 yd Review

No claims of tape performance but advertised as a 3 pack for $4.68 per roll. I paid $14.03 and only received one roll. It took me an hour to solve this problem with Revain and it took a lot of persistence on my part. I advise looking elsewhere until they get their information right.

Great product! The ad states that the price includes (3) rolls. I only received (1) roll. The listing was for $14.23 ($4.73 per roll), $4.73 per roll is a bit pricey. I can buy the same in "W" for $1.23 per roll. I will never buy them from Amazon again. MISS ADVERTISING. Do not buy. Unless you're cool at $14 for (1) roll.

I have purchased several items to complete my first aid kit and bought them because of the great brand and price. wrist with this bandage. I'm so glad I had it on hand. (pun intended) I'm buying more to have them back in stock. It pays to have a well-stocked kit because you never know when you might need something. This film is well made and offers a perfect hold and sticks without clips or tape.

Works great. It can easily be torn lengthwise to get a very narrow strip, for example for fingers or toes. I use it with no 'lining' and it doesn't have the 'bonus' feature of hair removal or shedding. Yes, it's not very sticky I think. It's sticky enough to stick to itself and you'll need to wrap it a few times to get the support you want. When I want to remove it I still have a hard time finding where it ends which means it holds up pretty well. Pharmacy brands are all very sticky, they hurt…

The Johnson & Johnson Sport Band is now my hands' best friend. I get a lot of blisters from rowing and sports tape saves my life. The tape is sticky enough to stick to my hands while rowing, but not too sticky to irritate my blisters. I myself tear off a small strip of tape large enough to cover my blister and cover it with the non-adhesive side. I put another layer around it, but sticking the tape directly on top definitely doesn't make the problem worse. The product is also completely…

I bought this tape to tape my feet with plantar furtsit. When I first started using it I was concerned that it wouldn't be sticky enough to stick well. It was a bit tricky to attach the first piece of tape (the one that goes around the foot from thumb to pinky toe, the piece I call the "anchor"). This piece fell off a bit and I had to gently slide it back into place. So I worried that this entry just wouldn't work. But once I had the rest of the tape, everything was perfect. It never came out…