Nexcare Soft & Stretch First Aid Tape, Help Keep Injuries Clean And Protected,1 in x 6 yds

I ordered a lot of tape. This is the best.

Stick well enough, but not highly aggressive. Not too sweaty, feels ok. Some flexibility adds comfort and prevents breakage, unlike paper med tapes. Not waterproof. Comes off ok on healthy skin, second to blue Nexcare Sensitive tape; we wet through (with Octenisept which isn't sold in US) if close to damaged skin and pull towards, not away from closing wounds. Comes perforated for tear at premeasured distances; I prefer that, good length, too, less waste. No idea how well it ages, it gets used up first every time. Textured, soft surface may loose some fuzz and might not travel well bare.We have many tapes but this is the go-to for making sure dressings and bandaids stay stuck throughout the day, keeping wounds clean and moist underneath.It's not sterile, so don't use on open wounds directly. People use this for crafting paper maché style, though we haven't. I would not think it sticks well enough for taping heels during multi-day hikes, we use Leukotape for that.

Works well, it sticks to your skin really well, it’s super sticky.

The tape itself is excellent. However, I thought I was ordering a roll loaded onto a dispenser but I received just a roll of tape on which the end continually gets lost and stuck each time a piece is used.

I use this tape to help keep my mouth closed while sleeping and using a nasal pillow CPAP mask. While there are specific products on the market for that, I chose this as a simple solution. It works great - it's just wide enough to cover my lips, and the adhesion keeps it in place all night.It is a soft cloth like tape and comes with perforations so it can be sectioned easily. I would imaging it works well in a variety of first aid and medical type situations.

Works for me

Stretches when on the skin and IT COMES OFF EASILY! Comfortable too.

Not nice, I was shorted one out of two why?