Self-Adhesive Wrap

We love this self-adhesive wrap because as occupational therapy practitioners (OTPs) we constantly reach for one material that can solve five different problems in a home visit, and this is it. How do you secure a dressing or support a sore joint without clips, pins, or tape that tears skin? Use a wrap that sticks only to itself: this non-woven bandage holds firm without adhering to skin or hair, so it goes on, adjusts, and comes off without pain. At 2 inches wide and about 16 feet long, one roll covers light compression, securing dressings, and even improving grip on handles and equipment. It is especially handy for people with fragile aging skin, arthritis, or one handed self-care after a stroke. It provides light support only, so if a joint needs true stabilization or a wound needs medical attention, check with your clinician before relying on a wrap.