3M Micropore Tan Surgical Tape 0.5" Wide - 4 Pack (2 Rolls)

So, ladies, I read that if you tape your 3rd and 4th toe together when you wear high heels that your feet won't hurt. Well, it's fairly accurate! It has relieved about 90% of the pain I would feel after wearing heels for several hours.

I had to buy this to keep the pad taped on my incision. It's what the doctor used and I like it. It'll hold up to getting wet - one time. Better than adhesive strips that fall right off if they get wet and leave a gummy residue. I use it a lot to keep the strips on, especially on fingers. It's very easy to use, it breathes - it's a paper tape! I couldn't find any paper tape locally and all the stores had was just white tapes of various types. The tan works for me; it blends with my skin tone and is not so obvious as white tapes.

I had surgery on my nose for skin cancer and a friend recommended I use this tape to completely protect from the sun. It works well, but I would put it on after sun screen, because it sticks almost too well. This would be fine on another part of my body, but it hurts to remove from my nose. The sunscreen makes it easier to remove.

Not too sticky to leave residual but sticky enough to do a great job....easy to apply and easy to remove...excellent product...product color helped blend in as I had to wear a bandage on my nose after surgery for 2 weeks....

I play football and I seem to always be hurting my fingers. I used this tape to keep my splint on my very fat, delicate finger. It was gentle and did what tape was suppose to do! (Kept the finger and splint together) I didn't want to put a really thick dense tape around my finger considering its condition I felt as though it needed to breathe, this tape is thin and did exactly that, allowed it to have air and helped see to its upright healing :) Also the nude color made it less of an eye sore, I found the typical white medical tape kind of annoying to look at.

This 1/2 wide, tan colored tape is hard to find. Medical supply stores are expensive. Neither Target, CVS, Walmart, nor Walgreens carried it in Dec 2017; they only had 1 and 2 inch widths, and usually in glaring white. I needed something more subtle to cover up a scar on my face. Paper tape is easier on the skin; I tend to get bumps and site inflammation after about 4 days of continual use of bandages but paper tape doesn't cause a reaction for me. Plus this came 2 per pack. Other Amazon dealers wanted to sell in packs of 12 or 24.

I first used this product several years ago after having surgery on my eyelid. The folks at my dermatologist office recommended that I use this on the healing wound after my stitches were removed. It is porous so I could leave it on for a couple of days and apply any ointment directly on top of the tape and my wound. They recommended to keep using it while my scar was healing to avoid any discoloration or sunburn to my scar. The color of this tape on my skin (fair to medium tone) blended in well and it was hard to tell I was using it unless you looked closely. When I told my new dermatologist that I had surgery on my eyelid, he said he could barely see the scar there.Fast Forward to this year and I was looking for an alternative to bandages for my 5-year-old son who has sensitive skin. I remembered that I used this and decided to give it a try. It works like a charm and a bonus is that it doesn't hurt as much as removing a bandage when you have to take it off. I would check with your child's pediatrician if it is a large wound or road rash or something like that, but for a minor cut or bug bite that needs to be left alone, it works like a charm.

Perfect exactly what we were looking for. Using it to protect my daughters scar from the sun as recommended by her surgeon.