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• Pain - Nylon ribbon tape reduces pain by taking pressure off the pain receptors
• Lymphatic - Adhesive nylon tape eliminates lymphatic fluid(swelling) under the skin
• Joint - Adjusts mis-alignment to aid skin and muscle function
• Muscle - Supports and strengthens the muscle

• Latex-free acrylic adhesive used on our nylon medical tape allows it to adhere safely and comfortably to the skin. As it is heat-activated, the tape attaches itself firmly to the skin even during vigorous activities.
• The cotton fabric allows moisture to evaporate through the material.
• The wholesale kinesiology tape thickness is manufactured to approximate the thickness of the skin’s epidermis.
• This Kinesiology tape nylon allows athletes to move and feel in a natural manner.
• Water-resistant: acrylic adhesive stays firmly attached to the skin even in wet conditions.

Instructions for use of Nylon Kinesiology Tape

Nylon kinesiology tape is commonly used for muscle support, joint stability, pain relief, and improving circulation.

Here’s how to use it properly:

• Prepare the Skin: Clean the area: Make sure the skin is clean, dry, and free of oils, lotions, or sweat. This helps the tape adhere better.
• Shave hair (if necessary): If the area has a lot of body hair, it might help to trim or shave the hair to improve tape adhesion and comfort.

Measure and Cut the Tape

• Choose the correct length: Measure the length of tape you will need for the application. Most applications will require strips of 5-10 inches, but it will vary depending on the area you are taping.
• Round the edges: After cutting the tape, round the corners to prevent the tape from peeling at the edges.

Apply the Tape

• Peel the backing off: Start peeling back the backing paper of the tape, leaving about an inch of tape exposed at one end. This exposed end will be applied last, which will help in securing the tape without it curling up.
• Apply with stretch: For most applications, the tape should be applied with a certain amount of stretch (typically around 25-50% stretch, depending on the intended purpose). Apply the tape starting from one end, gradually pressing it down as you go.
• If you're taping muscles, stretch the tape as you apply it along the muscle’s length, or in the direction of muscle movement.

Anchor the Tape

The first and last 1-2 inches of tape should be applied without stretch and should be pressed down firmly. This helps the tape stay in place for a longer time.

Rub to Activate Adhesive

Once the tape is applied, rub it gently to activate the adhesive. The heat from your skin helps the adhesive bond better.

Avoid Stretching the Ends

When applying tape, avoid stretching the ends of the tape too much. This ensures the tape stays secure and doesn’t lift prematurely.

Test for Comfort

• After applying the tape, check the area to make sure it’s comfortable and not too tight. The tape should provide support but not restrict circulation.
• If you feel discomfort, remove the tape and try reapplying it with less tension.

Wear and Care

• Duration: Kinesiology tape can generally be worn for up to 3-5 days, depending on the activity and the area.
• Waterproof: Most kinesiology tapes are water-resistant, but it’s better to avoid soaking them in water for long periods (e.g., long baths, swimming).
• Remove: To remove the tape, gently peel it off in the direction of hair growth. If it’s difficult to remove, use a little baby oil or olive oil to loosen the adhesive.

Common Applications

• Knee: Apply tape along the sides of the knee for stability.
• Shoulder: Apply tape around the shoulder muscles or the rotator cuff area for support.
• Ankle: Apply tape around the ankle joint for support and pain relief.
• Note: If you're unsure about the exact application or experiencing persistent pain, it's always a good idea to consult with a healthcare professional for guidance on proper taping techniques for your specific condition.