Professional Bandage Tape | 804AT
Professional bandage tape for sports treatment of muscle pain
A professional rigid bandage tape used as a sports treatment for muscle pain due to overuse or overload injuries.
The tape, 3.8 cm wide and approximately 1000 cm long, sticks well, can be used continuously for several days, and lasts through physical activity and in the shower.
Medical indications:
Sprains
Joint instability
Minor fractures (without indication for rigid fixation)
Reducing the load on ligaments, tendons, and muscles at certain points
Post-surgery support
Tendinitis
Alignment corrections
Injury prevention
Muscle stimulation and improvement of muscle activation (Neuromuscular Re-education)
Dimensions
The tapes come in the following sizes: Width: 3.8 cm Length: 1000 cm
Extended description
Product purpose:
Used to treat muscle pain resulting from overuse or overload injuries. Intended for athletic activity but also for daily activity. The main function of the tape is to immobilize and limit movement in a particular joint. Its use is suitable as treatment after a sprain or similar injury. The immobilization can also be used to prevent injuries.
Other possible uses:
- Can be used to stabilize therapeutic dressings in place.
- Can also be used on athletic equipment handles such as tennis rackets, baseball bats, or hockey sticks.
The physiological action of the product: The fixation that can be achieved with tape, if used correctly, helps to protect ligaments, tendons and muscles during activity. In addition to the fixation effect, the use of tape improves sensorimotor feedback, improves proprioceptive input (deep sense) and increases self-confidence in movement. Another action that can be achieved is a compression bandage. This action is desirable in cases of swelling, and placing it on the swollen limb improves blood circulation and reduces pain.
Planning and design: The product is made of 100% cotton. No allergic skin reactions. The high-quality adhesive we use allows the tape to remain on the skin for 2-5 days in a row. The tape is designed to deal with situations of sweating and humidity, making it suitable for athletes in physical activity. Can be torn by hand according to the desired size. Daily activity: The tape is resistant to physical activity and showers, making it an effective treatment that continues throughout the day, for several days. Using the tape allows you to continue your daily routine with reduced pain.
User manual
- Applying the tape to the body requires certain knowledge and skill. The method of application allows for the achievement of various effects.
- For optimal adhesion, clean the skin thoroughly with soap or alcohol, and dry thoroughly before use.
- You can exercise and shower with the tape on your skin. After showering, it is recommended to wipe the area where the tape is applied with gentle pats of the towel, rather than by sliding the towel over the skin.
- After removing the tape from the skin, it is recommended to let the skin rest for 2-3 days before applying new tape.
Our expert advice
The tapes come in the following sizes: Width: 3.8 cm Length: 1000 cm
Product purpose:
Used to treat muscle pain resulting from overuse or overload injuries. Intended for athletic activity but also for daily activity. The main function of the tape is to immobilize and limit movement in a particular joint. Its use is suitable as treatment after a sprain or similar injury. The immobilization can also be used to prevent injuries.
Other possible uses:
- Can be used to stabilize therapeutic dressings in place.
- Can also be used on athletic equipment handles such as tennis rackets, baseball bats, or hockey sticks.
The physiological action of the product: The fixation that can be achieved with tape, if used correctly, helps to protect ligaments, tendons and muscles during activity. In addition to the fixation effect, the use of tape improves sensorimotor feedback, improves proprioceptive input (deep sense) and increases self-confidence in movement. Another action that can be achieved is a compression bandage. This action is desirable in cases of swelling, and placing it on the swollen limb improves blood circulation and reduces pain.
Planning and design: The product is made of 100% cotton. No allergic skin reactions. The high-quality adhesive we use allows the tape to remain on the skin for 2-5 days in a row. The tape is designed to deal with situations of sweating and humidity, making it suitable for athletes in physical activity. Can be torn by hand according to the desired size. Daily activity: The tape is resistant to physical activity and showers, making it an effective treatment that continues throughout the day, for several days. Using the tape allows you to continue your daily routine with reduced pain.
- Applying the tape to the body requires certain knowledge and skill. The method of application allows for the achievement of various effects.
- For optimal adhesion, clean the skin thoroughly with soap or alcohol, and dry thoroughly before use.
- You can exercise and shower with the tape on your skin. After showering, it is recommended to wipe the area where the tape is applied with gentle pats of the towel, rather than by sliding the towel over the skin.
- After removing the tape from the skin, it is recommended to let the skin rest for 2-3 days before applying new tape.
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