• Wholesale medical tape is popular used and suitable for fixation.
• Such as fixation of the needle, probes, catheters, etc medical devices, and dressings pads.

• Surgical foam tape is hypoallergenic
• Good air permeability
• Foam surgical tape is soft and comfortable
• Easy tear by hand in longitude and latitude directions

Foam Medical Tape Instructions for Use

Foam medical tape is typically used for securing dressings, bandages, or medical devices to the skin. It’s often chosen for its gentle adhesion, comfort, and breathability. Below are general instructions for how to use foam medical tape. Always refer to the specific product instructions provided by the manufacturer as tape types may vary.

1. Preparation:

• Wash and dry the skin: Clean the area of the skin where the tape will be applied. Ensure the skin is dry and free of oils, lotions, or dirt to ensure optimal adhesion.
• Cut to desired length: Depending on the area being treated, cut the foam tape to the appropriate length using clean scissors.

2. Application:

• Peel back the backing: Gently peel the backing from the tape. Be careful not to touch the adhesive side to avoid contamination.
• Position the tape: Place the foam tape over the area that needs to be secured. For example, this could be over a bandage or wound dressing, or for securing medical devices.
• Apply pressure: Gently press the tape onto the skin to ensure full contact with the surface. Smooth out any air bubbles or wrinkles for even adhesion.
• Adjust as needed: If the tape isn’t perfectly aligned, carefully lift and reposition it. Foam medical tape is often repositionable without losing its adhesive properties.

3. Securing the Dressing or Device:

• Overlap the edges: If you're using the tape to secure a dressing or wound cover, make sure the edges of the tape overlap the dressing or device for secure fixation.
• Ensure no skin tension: Avoid pulling the tape too tight, as it may cause discomfort or restrict circulation.

4. Monitoring and Changing:

• Monitor the tape regularly: Check the tape to make sure it remains securely in place and that it’s not causing irritation or skin damage.
• Change the tape as necessary: Foam medical tape should be replaced if it starts to lose its adhesiveness, becomes soiled, or if the dressing underneath needs to be changed.
• Gentle removal: When removing foam tape, do so slowly and gently to minimize discomfort or potential skin irritation. If the tape is difficult to remove, consider using a medical adhesive remover to ease the process.

5. Disposal:

Dispose of the foam tape properly, following any local regulations or guidelines for medical waste disposal.

Important Notes:

• Skin Sensitivity: Always perform a patch test first to ensure that the adhesive does not cause any allergic reaction or irritation.
• Storage: Keep the tape in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight or high humidity to maintain its adhesive properties.
• Medical Consultation: If you're using foam tape on a wound or injury, it’s advisable to consult with a healthcare provider for specific guidance, especially if the wound is large, deep, or showing signs of infection.
• Disclaimer: These instructions are intended as general guidelines. Always refer to the product’s packaging or consult a healthcare professional for specific use instructions.