Medical Adhesive Tapes | Surgical Tapes

Purchasing the right medical tape and adhesive products for your practice is important. Here at Henry Schein we offer premium quality products. We believe it’s important for you to find the right types of medical tape for all your procedural requirements and clinical application needs.

Henry Schein Brand Medical Tape and Bandages

Our comprehensive range of high-quality medical tapes, surgical tapes, and bandages are designed to meet the specific needs of healthcare professionals like you. From durable and reliable surgical tapes that ensure secure and long-lasting adhesion in critical procedures, to versatile and comfortable bandages that offer superior protection and support for your patients, our products provide the strength, protection, and exceptional value that you and your patients can depend on. Shop Henry Schein Brand Medical Tape

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Types of Medical Tapes

As healthcare professionals, we understand the importance of selecting the right tape for your patients' needs. Whether you're seeking secure surgical tape, gentle microporous tape, versatile waterproof tape, elastic tape for mobility, or specialized casting tape, we are here to help you make informed decisions during your purchasing journey.

Surgical Tape

• Ideal for securing dressings, bandages, and medical devices to the skin.
• Provides strong adhesion and reliable support during surgical procedures.
• Available in various widths, allowing for customization based on specific needs.
• Can be easily torn or cut to the desired length, ensuring convenience and ease of use.
• Hypoallergenic options are available for patients with sensitive skin.

Microporous Tape

• Allows the skin to breathe due to its porous nature, reducing the risk of skin maceration.
• Provides gentle adhesion, making it suitable for delicate or sensitive skin.
• Often used for securing lightweight dressings, tubing, or IV lines.
• Can be easily repositioned or removed without causing discomfort.
• Hypoallergenic and latex-free versions are available for increased patient safety.

Waterproof Tape

• Designed to maintain adhesion even in wet or moist conditions.
• Provides excellent protection and durability, ensuring long-lasting adhesion.
• Suitable for applications such as wound care, post-surgical incision protection, or showering.
• Resistant to water, oil, and other liquids, preventing saturation and compromising the dressing.
• Offers flexibility and conformability for optimal patient comfort.

Elastic Tape

• Offers stretchability and elasticity, allowing for movement and flexibility.
• Ideal for securing dressings in areas that require a greater range of motion.
• Provides comfortable compression and support for joints or body parts.
• Can be used in sports medicine, orthopedics, or post-injury rehabilitation.
• Available in different widths and lengths to accommodate various applications.

Silk Tape

• Features a gentle adhesive that adheres well to the skin without causing irritation.
• Provides secure fixation for dressings, lightweight splints, or tubing.
• Hypoallergenic and latex-free options are available for sensitive patients.
• Offers easy removal with minimal pain or skin trauma.
• Suitable for patients with fragile or compromised skin.

Casting Tape

• Designed specifically for creating casts or orthopedic immobilization.
• Constructed from a combination of fiberglass or polyester material and resin.
• Offers excellent strength, rigidity, and durability for long-term immobilization.
• Provides a lightweight and breathable alternative to traditional plaster casts.
• Allows for easy molding and shaping around the affected area for a customized fit.
• Quick-setting properties reduce patient waiting time during application.
• Radiolucent varieties allow for X-ray examination without the need for cast removal.
• Provides reliable support and immobilization for fractures, sprains, or post-surgical recovery.

Tips for Removing Medical Tape

Prepare the area: Before removing the tape, ensure that you have a clean and well-lit area to work in. Having a pair of medical gloves on hand can also be helpful.

Assess the condition: Take a moment to assess the condition of the tape and the surrounding skin. If there are any signs of redness, irritation, or wounds, it's important to proceed with caution to minimize discomfort or further skin damage.

Loosen the adhesive: To ease the tape's removal, you can gently lift the edge of the tape using your fingers or a blunt instrument like a spatula or the back of a spoon. This step helps to loosen the adhesive and reduces the chances of pulling on the skin.

Apply warmth: Applying a warm compress or soaking the tape in warm water can help soften the adhesive. This can be particularly useful for tapes that have been in place for an extended period or are tightly adhered to the skin.

Remove slowly and steadily: Start peeling back the tape in the direction of hair growth, keeping it as close to the skin as possible. Avoid pulling the tape upwards or away from the skin abruptly, as this can cause unnecessary pain and may damage the skin.

Support the skin: While removing the tape, it can be helpful to use your free hand to gently support and stabilize the skin. This reduces tension and discomfort, especially in areas with delicate or sensitive skin.

Take breaks if needed: If you encounter resistance or significant discomfort during tape removal, it's important to take breaks as necessary. This allows the skin to rest and recover before continuing the removal process.

Cleanse and soothe the skin: After tape removal, cleanse the area with mild soap and water to remove any residual adhesive. If the skin appears irritated or sensitive, applying a gentle, soothing ointment or moisturizer can help promote healing and alleviate any discomfort.