Is this self-adhesive? Will it stick to itself? Looking for the stuff that doctors/medical profession use for bandages, blood draws, to cover a cast.
176987
No it's not adhesive. My daughter uses it as hair wrap to keep her hair out of her eyes during soccer.
176988
No, it does stick to itself somewhat, but it's "pre-wrap", the stuff that goes under athetic tape...like when you are taping up an ankle, you don't want to put tape directly on the skin, so you wrap it with prewrap first and then tape over that.
176989
Not rreally. It is slightly sticky so my daughters roll this to keep their hair pulled back during soccer games.
176990
It is not self adhesive.Try something else if that is what you want. It is just wrap with no stick. Best of luck.
1756497
I really do not know, BUT this stuff works great! Doctor couldn't stop diabetic foot would from bleeding, wound seal did it in about two days has not bled since!!
2004760
Might--it's pretty sticky. I was using it to pad and adjust a splint for my healing broken arm, and it has stayed on well. Good luck!
361596
When I owned one this spring (check out my review in the product section) I went to the dollar store and grabbed 2 of those Velcro style stretchy bandage wraps (not sure what they're actually called) for a $1. They resemble the wraps that you get after you donate blood, that you're supposed to keep on for a couple of hours after you donate. They're stretchy, extremely comfortable and easy to use since it basically sticks onto itself. Plus they're washable/reusable. So I'd rotate between them and the armband. I'd use one while I wash and let the armband air dry overnight. They're only a buck a piece so I got 2 in case I forgot to wash the armband I'd have a spare to use. Just put the module where you normally wear it. Cover with the wrap and you're all set. Another bonus, people don't bug you with the same question over and over "What the hell is that on your arm?" . They just assume you sprained your arm/shoulder. :) It's a cheap alternative. I couldn't get myself to pay the ridiculous price the armband was going for on the GWF website. Hope that info helps someone. Cheers.
807255
Hi Jon, I am unsure in terms of if it will stick to it. It sticks very well to the metal and gold of my inside braces and was the saving grace of my tongue when i started using it. I have used this every day since i got my inner braces, 6 months now and highly recommend giving it a try! Its worth the risk of the 8$ to give it a go. Its far better than wax, which is probably a cheaper alternative you could try and find in your regular drug store. It took a couple of days to get the placement right for me but now I am a pro. I line all of my upper inner teeth with it and 1 syringe lasts about a week. My biggest complaint is I cant seem to find a place that I can buy this in bulk. It will stay all day for me as long I dont mistakenly put it on the horizontal plane of my teeth that does the chewing.
216178
I believe it will work because I used it to bond a hem on a curtain or drape and the hold was so strong, that there was no way I could rip the material apart. I didn't have to even iron the hem to get the glue to ahere, since it dried within 30 minutes or so. It's thick and clear adhesive, so be aware that it can get messy. Just be sure to place the velcro where you want it in the right place the 1st time, cuz you can not retact it a second time. Unless you want to clean residue or damage your fabric, which won't look very nice. Again, this is my opinion, an expert would probably tell you differently. I hope someone else could better assist you; if I didn't. Good luck.
584844
Yes. I use it because the skin on my arm is fragile and I can't peel tape off without causing bleeding. The tubular gauze holds dressings in place on arms and legs, depending on size.
824012
Hi, The pad of the bandage is all adhesive, it is the same film bandage the hospitals use to hold an IV in place. I use it to hold on bandages or patches especially when I'm in the shower because it is waterproof. The pad is all adhesive.
2212161
It will probably come lose due to the water on it. We used it only to hold dressings over foot wound which had to stay dry. It didn't irritate surrounding skin as other types of tapes did. Would buy it again if needed. Was good quality. We taped a plastic bag around the foot in order to shower, held with good old duct tape.
692521
I don't know if it's self healing because the touchable side is not sticky at all but the surface is very durable and the film is thicker than most I've seen.
2242809
Thanks for your inquiry. Yes this label is a permanent adhesive, which should work just fine on all plastic and tyvek applications. Best regards, Label Outfitters, Inc.
756358
It does have adhesive on one side. I dint know if it will stick to you foot. It sticks to cast material just fine.
1020090
No, this just holds your project in place when it is to thick for the hoop. The glue would get on your needle and thread. It would also stay under your stitches and distort your stitches when you pull it off.
1650761
I can help you! I actually use my Tegaderm to cover my Fentanyl patches, too, and the size is just right! I hope you find them as useful as I have, as the Tegaderm holds the Fentanyl patch on just right, and I've never had one fall off prior to it being time to change it. Good luck!
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I honestly don't know. The bandage would not stay on my scar. My scar is up on the inside of my elbow so I don't know if it is the constant bending that won't allow it to stick? I am going to have to find something different as these are not working on the area I need them to. And, yes I keloid too.
814261
No, it is great for reinforcing round items but it is more like the stuff to make a cast for a leg where it has to bond to itself. I don't think it would stick to car paint. Better to stick with J&B; weld or some other high quality epoxy and back it up with something that will project into the epoxy and the metal on the other side.
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Does it stick to fur? In a very minimal sense, yes. Will it cause pain to remove? No, not at all. Does it stick well to itself. Yes, it does, exceedingly well. No adhesives required. Think of it as a Velcro for the medical world. A second point would be, regardless of whether you are using this to hold splints in place or wrapping over bandages, this is always the secondary wrap.