zinc oxide adhesive plaster 7.5cm*10m,white color，6rolls/box
Product Name:
ZINC OXIDE ADHESIVE PLASTER
Description:
Zinc Oxide Adhesive Plaster (with plastic cover) is painted with adhesive, made of natural rubber and zinc oxide adhesive on weaving-cloth back lining.
Features:
1.Plaster cover offer extra protection in storage
2.Strong adhesion, stay firmly
3.Low irritation to skin
4.Cotton material and comfortable to wear
Scope of application
1.Physiotherapy:
Professional physiotherapists commonly use zinc oxide tape to treat patients in recovery. Many injuries and physical conditions can benefit from zinc oxide tape’s support to aid strapping during rehabilitation. Taping can help reduce pain symptoms and protect the injury itself due to its rigidity and supportive qualities.
2.Athletic Rehabilitation and Injury Prevention:
Zinc oxide tape’s rigid structure and strong adhesive backing make it one of the best products for effective sports taping as a preventative or protective measure. Sports taping can be used in advance of possible injury to support joints and muscles from damage when overextending. Zinc oxide tape is also commonly applied to an athlete’s joints to stabilise and support an injured area, enabling the athlete to continue an activity.
3.Wound Care:
Zinc oxide plaster tape uses also include wound treatment in medical settings. The tape is adhesive and sturdy enough to secure wound dressings to protect a wound while offering breathability to aid in air circulation and promote healing. Zinc oxide as a chemical compound is often used in wound care as it has been proven to encourage quicker regrowth of skin and soft tissue, promoting faster healing.
4.Blister and Verruca Treatment:
Domestic zinc oxide tape uses include protecting and treating blisters or verrucas. Zinc oxide’s breathability and long-lasting adhesion protect blisters or verrucas from contact such as rubbing or scratching. patients don’t need to be a medical professional to know how to use zinc oxide tape for verrucas or blisters, simply cut and stick a small square of tape over the raised area. The moisture will be trapped inside, protected from external contact, and healing sped up with minimal effort.