💦 Wet-PRUF Waterproof Tape 2x10 Yard: The Ultimate Waterproof Solution Review

This is just an outstanding band! I used "miles" to heal my dog who got bites. And I was looking for an affordable one. it's super cool quality, just perfect; and at a good price! Love it! use you for me

Great for Sports Taping. Recommended by my physiotherapist. Very easy to tear. Stays in place and lasts through a sweaty PT workout and even a 2 day shower. Really helpful for me. A little difficult to remove from 60 year old skin but worth it.

We needed my husband's hand dry after the operation. The surgeon suggested a plastic bag secured with waterproof tape. This tape is nice and wide so coverage isn't an issue and it's really waterproof. I would recommend this tape.

I bought this for my husband who is having chemo and needs the line to his plug to stay dry in the shower. The tape did not protect against water and this caused a severe rash on my husband's skin. Three weeks later it still looks like a bruise. True, he has sensitive skin, but I've never seen such a reaction. And the cassette didn't even turn on for 10 minutes!

I thought this was an oversized version of the waterproof tape you can find at your local pharmacy, but it's the tape I use to wrap my ankles before a hockey game. I bought a roll to keep my nicotine patches on while I swim at the local pool. I bought it for $8 but I could have bought it at my local hockey store for a lot less. Note that it works like waterproof tape, but as expected it leaves a sticky residue that is, according to words, difficult to remove. if you have had a leg or arm cast…

This is exactly what I was looking for! My mom was a nurse for 30 years and we always had a variety of band-aids, bandages, gauze and scissors to use when we had a problem, so I looked for something much better than what Walgreens had. I needed something waterproof, something very tacky, and something wider and more flexible than the waterproof foam tapes you find in drugstores. That's all! I recently had abdominal surgery and I have a large drain on my left thigh so I needed something good to…

Some say it sticks. Some say it isn't. Maybe it depends on where you put it. If you sweat profusely or submerge yourself in water, I'll give it an hour of endurance. Adhesive residues dissolve. I hate those flimsy straps that come with chemical heating pads, so I taped the heating pad to the back of the shirt. It worked great and didn't bind or move all day. However, when I tried to remove the tape, it fused to my shirt. After much tugging and tugging, the tape finally came off, leaving my…