First Voice TS-3183 Sterile Self-Adherent Stretch Sensi-Wrap Bandage, 5 yds Length x 3" Width (Pack of 10)

I'm very satisfied with this purchase. These rolls are slightly smaller than I usually get, but buying them this way, in the bag, it still is a good deal and lots of pretty colors for my beautiful Service Dog who ends up getting her feet wrapped due to allergies. I was a bit concerned when I saw the comments saying that these were not really self-adhering, but so many others were happy that I had a suspicion that perhaps those who were not happy were not really familiar with these self-adhering wraps. As soon as my purchase arrived, I picked out one roll and cut a bit to wrap around a finger and I'm very pleased with the holding power and durability of these wraps. If you've not used this type of wrap, you'll be very happy once you find out just how well they work. The trick is that you have to pull the end just a bit beyond where you want it to adhere and then lay it down on the surface of the wrap. It grabs similar to velcro when you give it that extra little pull. I kept it on my finger for the rest of the day through dishwashing gloves going on and coming off, through daily chores, and I was completely satisfied. After becoming used to these wraps, I'm at a loss if I don't have any in the house. They are so very good for my dogs as well as for humans and I know they are used a lot for horses, also.

I use this, along with kinesio tape, for taping up for my Rheumatoid Arthritis pains. I use the kinesio tape where this tape won't work and visa versa. I will tape my shoulder with kinesio, down my arm, then use this self-adherent tape around my elbow and lower arm to help support the muscles. The same for my knees - I'll use this tape to help support under the knee while the kinesio tape is taped over the knee. They both have a place in my RA symptom relief. This is the same tape used in veterinary practices. It sticks to itself, doesn't stick to your skin. It will hold gauze in place, or an ice pack if needed. This is wonderful to put on a pet that is licking an area...just make sure to not make it too tight!!! It has a quality of getting smaller after wrapping so be careful that it's not wrapped too tight to begin with (my vet wrapped my cat's leg too tightly with it and I noticed my cat's paw was HUGE the next day...cut the tape off immediately and brought her back to the vet to complain! There was NO EXCUSE for that to have happened--had I not been watching the sight she would have lost her paw/leg! :MAD: ) Again...be CAREFUL how tightly you wrap a limb. Each color is individually wrapped in it's own sealed plastic wrapper. It DOES CONTAIN LATEX! It can restick to itself a few times so you can use a piece over a few times as long as it's clean. You can tear it with your fingers...don't need to have scissors around. Love the many colors so no boredom. Great for kids and sports to help support a weak wrist, ankle or to hold their hair back. Many uses.

Having broken my hand and with a removable cast this stuff does a GREAT job to hold my cast in place without having to too tightly wrap it to keep it in place. The traditional cloth ace bandage after a few hours would cause some of my fingers to become numb because it would seem I have to re-wrap it tighter to keep the cast in place. It's breathable but not as breathable as a conventional fabric ace bandage. I have to take my cast off a few times a day to ice & wash the skin, and it re-adheres to itself well even after re-application. And trying to keep your cast and skin dry to prevent skin infection this does a good job for a removable reusable product. I would not recommend to keep the bandage for extended period as it would be more sanitary to just use a new one after a few days to a week depending on how dirty it gets. The price of the product is great for the quality of the bandage. I prefer this bandage over the self adhering ACE brand I spent 12 bucks for 1 roll, and it doesn't leave an oily residue on everything I rest my cast on e.g. glass top desk.

Any of the self adherent wraps listed as "first voice" or "sensi" are the ones you want to buy. I had a procedure done on both of my legs which required me to wrap both legs from ankle to knee every single day for about 3 months (still wrapped as I type this). I tried gauze with tape, I tried ace bandages, I tried every available brand of self adherent wrap, I tried m-tape...you name it, I tried it. Even after I knew that the sensi wraps were the best I continued to try other items because I was getting a little put out over the price of these things. Ive used two rolls every day. One for each leg. You can do the math. I can go on and on about the various the reasons why all the alternative methods failed but I'll keep it short and just say there wasn't even a close second place. or a close third place. these wraps are the superior solution & I've resigned myself to get over the cost & just accept that if I want to quickly wrap my legs with something that provides plenty of coverage, wont slip, wont tear, wont itch, doesn't require tape, doesn't require adjusting, doesn't have to be laundered, doesn't use a pin that stabs me in the leg, doesn't irritate my skin, etc...this is the price I'm going to have to pay. I did eventually get smarter and started buying in higher quantities to save some money once I'd come to my resolution over my options. Cant say enough good things about these wraps. They've made all the difference in the world to my healing & recovery. Don't waste your time hunting for cheaper methods. Oh, and, if you're a Prime member, you wont find a better price searching the web. These are offered at other online stores at competitive prices but once you pay for shipping you end up paying more and waiting longer to get them. I've searched high and low & amazon has the best price hands down.