Elastiant Elastic Adhesive Bandage (3in x 2.5yds)

This bandage is perfect. I use it to wrap my football boots when they are nearing the end of their life. Or (as in this case) to line the inside heel area of my running shoes so that they do not tear or scuff (I have a problem with holes appearing in the inside heel area of my expensive running shoes — and the only way to stop this is to put some of this bandage over the area before the friction causes wear). This time I only managed to buy the bandage after a hole has appeared in one of the shoes. I added some cotton wool to fill the hole and then applied the bandage over the area — absolutely perfect.Very strong adhesion, and very strong resistance to friction.Sorry, I don't have an actual medical use case ;o) but I can certainly say that if this is used as a bandage it will stick very, very well. Don't forget to shave the area before applying ;o)Highly recommended for fixing sports shoes !!

The best tape to use if you are bandaging an area near a movable joint. It is the same type my vets office uses and is better than the medipore tape that I use in the hospital, and that says a lot. I adopted a dog, who had wounds, and cleaned the wounds with sterile saline, applied fresh honey, as the vet instructed, covered it with a nonadhesive, telfa, dressing, wrapped it with vet wrap, making sure to do it securely, but not too tight, and placed this tape, cut in half, around the edges of the vet wrap to secure the dressing.I have since used this to help secure a small, cut popsicle stick to splint my toe when I broke it. It worked excellent for this purpose.

Very good stuff over a gauze pad for bandaging injuries to pet's feet or legs. Just don't stretch it out much at all to avoid restricting circulation.

We use this in our home on a very regular basis since my son rodeos it is always held up and could not ask for a better product.

I bought this to wrap for Achilles tendinitis. While waiting for it to come in, I tried KT tape. This tape is stronger than KT, but I prefer the comfort of KT.

Super product. I used this on a wound that would not heal on my dog's right hip. Vetwrap just did not cut it for the location. A friend told me about this and could not find it any stores so I ordered from Amazon. You only have to use what you need. Too bad my dog kept picking it off her wound. So not the fault of the product.

Our intended use was to support a nearly healed sprained ankle for return to soccer. Our physical therapist had used this kind of tape to wrap her ankle. Liked it because of the stretch, wide width and its ability to be a little more focused on the particular injury. He had mentioned his roll of tape wasn’t sticking well and that it must be old. We purchased same item on Amazon and found the very same thing. The ends come up and can cause rollers. Next time I told her not to put lotion on her legs. Same problem. In an attempt to problem solve, I used spray adhesive like the athletic trainers...and while it did indeed solve the initial problem...was faced with the painful problem of how to get the tape off! Much disgust, eye rolling, and frustration I rubbed a lot of olive oil into the tape to get adhesive to let go. A painful ordeal...but luckily did not tear any skin off.We used about 70% stretch....so I don’t feel we were maxing out the tape. Loved the support and comfort. Loved that as an amateur that I could do a professional looking tape job. But... This product needs more STICKY.In short, maybe better for horses with hairy legs?It is thrown into the medkit....for which use I have no idea.

Worked well for what I needed. Prescribed for Arch support for plantar fasciitis.I really didn't think it would stick well and stay put - but it really did.