Opsite Flexifix Transparent Dress 10 9Yd Review

This is the best material! There are several medical problems that require the use of tape. The tape falls off and irritates my skin. I can crop it, it doesn't irritate my skin at all and lets me see underneath as it's transparent. If you buy it from drugstore chains, it only comes in small pieces, and 5 small pieces in a box is over $12. And I can use this box in a day. Knew there had to be lower costs for the same efficiency. Found on Revane! Now I'm saving so much money and getting the same…

Sticks well to skin (days in and out of the water) but removes without damaging skin. 2 main problems for me! I am allergic to glue and unfortunately have a colostomy. This tape is a lifesaver for me! Because it's a breathable film, this band allows me to extend the time between ostomy changes. With the added security my mount provides, I can participate in more activities with confidence. I've been using it for 6 years and without it I would be lost!

The only tape I trust to keep my insulin pump infusion sites in place for a full 3/4 days. In most cases, I don't need any skin prep or additional glue with OpSite. I can cut what I need and a box usually lasts 10-12 months. I've tried other brands with bigger failures in the past, OpSite is the only tape that sticks to me even after a hot bath or long swim. Easy to remove most of the time, sometimes it takes a little convincing. It doesn't hurt to remove if it's not a sensitive area, even then

Clear, easy to apply, water repellent, excellent adhesion, very long lasting, non irritating to skin. I've tried waterproof patches but they don't last more than a day before starting to peel off. I also tried Nexcare Waterproof Foam Tape but it also started peeling off in less than a day and was terribly irritating to my skin. I'm so glad I found this opsite association. Now I just make my own bandage by putting a piece of gauze on the wound or cutting the middle part of a traditional bandage…

I was optimistic about using it with my Dexcom G6 because I read reviews from people dealing with Dexcom glue reactions. The process involves cutting the tape to the patch size, punching a hole for the sensor connector, and then applying the tape to the Dexcom before gluing it to you and installing it. Unfortunately, the tape is significantly less reliable and actually within 3 days it starts to peel off my body, letting water and the like under the tape, making my rash worse and lengthening…

I have already tried 3 other products. All were difficult to use and I had to help my husband because I love them all very much. It has a unique system that makes it easy. The front is lined with paper, with a slit in the paper running from side to side. You take off one side and place the exposed part on your skin, then you take off the other side and place it on your skin. It has a top plastic backing on the non-adhesive side that peels off easily. I'm not sure if this is really necessary…

Over the past 10 years I have tried many other types of medical tape when using a pump and CGM. Some didn't last at all. Some will fall before 24 hours have passed. Some stayed a few days. Some of them gave me bad outbursts. I found this Flexifix tape and fell in love. I returned to find out more. I ordered my last roll in April or May and finally needed a repeat order. Every time I change the position of my insulin pump and every time I change the CGM, I use a little. It stays on the IV set or