Nexcare Sensitive Skin Tape
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About Nexcare Sensitive Skin Tape
Overall Feedback:
89% positive
84% praised for its strong and lasting adhesive
I have rare diseases and allergies, including most adhesives, but this blue 'baby' tape is completely fine for me, no steroids needed.
The tape is strong enough to hold on to my mouth, but I can cut it with my fingers without scissors.
After my skin surgery, I found the tape to be great for adhering to my skin and it did not hurt when peeled off.
The tape is extra sticky but doesn't cause discomfort on the skin.
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70% liked its breathable fabric
This tape is useful for me as it allows air to pass through, unlike other useless tapes.
After my skin surgery, I found the tape to be great for adhering to my skin. It was gentle and breathable, and did not hurt when peeled off.
89% praised for its easy and painless removal
I am pleased with the ease of removal of this first-aid tape. It has no gummy residue, sticks better than paper tape, is stronger than paper tape, and removes with no tearing of thin skin.
The tape holds all night and is easy to remove without any pain or sticky residue.
I can remove the tape easily without any skin irritation even after long time use.
85% appreciated its flexibility and ease of use
I find the tape easy to use as it allows socks to slide easily over it without rolling back or peeling off.
The tape is extra sticky but doesn't cause discomfort on my skin.
83% appreciated its gentle, hypoallergenic material
This tape is the only one that doesn't cause blistering on my skin. I don't know what I would do without it.
71% praised for its water-resistant properties, while 29% found it lost adhesion when wet
I did not mention anything about the water resistance of the tape.
I experienced mouth cold sores after taking off the pre-measured or pre-cut mouth tape, suggesting it may not be water-resistant enough.
