MX Health Perforated Surgical Tape 50mm x 5m
MX Health Perforated Surgical Tape 50mm x 5m
Perforated, breathable surgical tape engineered for secure wound dressing fixation, tubing stabilization and general medical use. The 50mm x 5m roll delivers strong adhesion, easy-tear handling and skin-friendly performance—ideal for clinical environments and at-home wound care.
Key Benefits
- Perforated, breathable construction promotes air circulation and supports wound healing.
- Strong, reliable adhesion secures dressings, tubing and medical devices.
- Easy-tear and conformable for fast, tool-free application.
- Hypoallergenic, latex-free adhesive minimises skin irritation.
- Transparent/translucent surface allows visual inspection of dressings.
- 50mm x 5m roll size suitable for clinical, emergency and home use.
Ingredients and Materials
Made from medical-grade perforated polyethylene film with a hypoallergenic acrylic adhesive. Latex-free formulation and micro-perforations allow moisture vapor transmission while maintaining secure fixation. Designed for skin safety and reliable adhesion in wound care and device fixation.
How to Use
- Clean and dry the skin or dressing surface before application.
- Measure and tear or cut the required length from the roll (easy-tear design).
- Apply adhesive side to secure the dressing or tubing; smooth to remove air pockets.
- Change tape according to your wound care protocol or when soiled or loose.
Who It’s For
Suitable for hospitals, clinics, emergency responders, nurses and home users. Ideal for anyone needing breathable, hypoallergenic surgical tape for wound dressings, IV and tubing fixation, ostomy support and general first-aid applications—including those with sensitive skin.
Caution & Storage
For external use only. Do not apply to deep or third-degree burns without medical advice. Discontinue use if irritation or allergic reaction occurs and consult a healthcare professional. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. Single-patient use is recommended when infection risk is present.