Tan Microporous Surgical Tape 2.5cm x 10m (4 Rolls) | Tan Micropore Tape | Skin Coloured Nose Tape |Medical Tape for Skin, Dressings & Rhinoplasty Recovery |Surgical Tape for Sensitive Skin

I like the idea of tan micropore It is like blue plasters in the kitchen it shows up. It has very good adhesion and is supposed to be hypogenic but the adhesive still affects me causing a bright red rash and itching. This only occurs in areas such as upper arms upper thighs tops of feet but some times the need is greater than the reaction. It is very similar in price to the white kind so good value

Similar to other buyers of this Microporous Surgical Tape, it was recommended to me by the hospital nurse who redressed my five inch scare after having a Melanoma removed from my leg. She used the same tape at the hospital and stated it could be purchased via Amazon. The instructions were to make sure the area was clean and dry, plus do not stretch the tape but allow it to lay naturally along the scar. I have found that the tape sticks better if allowed to warm up on the skin and using a slightly longer piece than you would if using a plaster. After a few minutes gently press the tape again and it will stay in place until you require to change it. If the tape starts to lift at an end during the day (trousers rubbing against it), just put another piece 90 degrees across the end. I have to say I am more then satisfied with this product.

Used for my top surgery scar as per hospital instructions. It has very good adhesive, a little too good. Strongly recommend getting it wet or moist before removing, as it did mange to pull a small patch of skin off me under the scar, only very top layer. Just goes to show it definitely does what it says on the tin

It's easy to use, but the quality is really rubbish. It isn't sticky at all and does not stay on your skin like it's supposed too. It is not valuable for the price.

good tape for diabetic cannulas

Excellent

Not very good for post surgery sutures as it’s has paper base so not very sticky specially on the bends / shapes

Doesn’t stick very well, wouldn’t recommend.

Update Not working for me. The adhesive isn't strong enough to stay adhered to the face.

Best in Class

I have this with my cpap to prevent mouth breathing. This is really helpful for people using nose pillow or over the nose only masks. For me the tape is a better option than the jawline strap that goes over your head. Those do work but I don't care for the face lines in the morning. And the Velcro part would pull on my hair. This tape is economical and it does hold very well. Almost too well. The adhesive really makes a snug fit to wear it Almost feels like those little hair waxing strips. So if you have sensitive or thin or damaged skin I would maybe test it in a small amount first. Otherwise this is the stuff you need for avoiding mouth breathing. There are other products out there that cost the same for only 30 pieces. This will cover you for a ton more nights especially if you measure and cut pieces to fit.

My husband had a large place cut from his face that was skin cancer. We had to keep it covered for an extended amout of time so the new skin could grow this tan color blended in with skin rather than the white surgical tape. It really stuck good on his oily face. He would have to wear it all day and then we would replace it at night when we had to doctor it again. The tape wasn't reqlly too wode but covered the gauge very well. Multiple rolls came in the box so we have plenty for more left.

I've been using 3M tape and very happy with it. Tried this new brand for lower price but it was a terrible decision. It sticks in the biggning, but starts to move within minutes. From the pictures NanaCare may look prettire but it's much thicker and does not feel breathable. 3M : Breathable, statys on even after shower, no water proof but dry up fast and easily NanaCare: Not really breathable, does not stay on