Medipore H Soft Cloth Tape is a hypoallergenic, latex free, water-resistant medical tape with stronger adhesion. This tape is more gentle on skin than standard 3m Medipore tape. This surgical tape is made with a porous non-woven polyster material that is soft and breathable for securing wound dressings and applications on “high risk” skin. Easy to use with or without gloves as it won’t adhere to itself and curl. Available in 9 different sizes. 

Medipore H:  increased gentleness and stronger adhesion

 When you need a strong, highly-adhesive tape that is safe and gentle on skin, you need Medipore H surgical tape. Not only does it provide excellent adhesion and water-resistant protection, but it also stretches to accommodate swelling and movement, and is soft, breathable and gentile on the skin. Its latex free hypoallergenic properties make it a great surgical tape for sensitive “at risk” skin and perforated every 2 inches for easy handling – it won’t stick to your gloves or itself. Whether you are securing a catheter or tubing, or covering a c-section, Medipore H will keep your patient’s skin protected softly and securely.    

 What makes Medipore H different than regular Medipore tape?

• Increased gentleness
• Higher adhesion
• More breathable

Medipore H Tape Applications:

•  Securing wound dressings, tubing and catheters
• Repeated applications where preservation of “at risk” skin is critical

Features:

•  Excellent adhesion
• Gentile on skin
• Stretches to accommodate swelling and movement
•  Easy-tear perforated rolls
•  Easy to handle with or without gloves
• Soft non-woven polyester
• Porous and breathable
• Water-resistant
• Adhere to itself or curl
• Hypoallergenic
• Latex free
• Sold by the roll

• 2” x 10 Yard perforated roll
• 3” x 10 Yard perforated roll

**Price may vary depending on size chosen

Medipore H cloth tape is great for…

• Securing dressings and ostomy pouches to fragile skin
• When repeated taping is needed
• Anchoring post-surgical dressings
• Use as retentive sheeting over gauze
• Securing over areas where skin may stretch (e.g., edema, distention, hematoma formation or movement)