: Kinesio Tex Tape - Water Resistant, Color: Blue, 2' x 5.5yd. (5cm x 5m) Single Roll

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Kinesio Tex Tape - Water Resistant, Color: Blue, 2' x 5.5yd. (5cm x 5m) Single Roll

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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 10600





Binding: Health and Beauty
Product Brand: Kinesio
Color: Blue
EAN: 8809235570102
Ingredients: Caution should be exercised to prevent lateral shearing forces particularly on elderly or individuals who have systemic illness, sensitive and/or traumatized tissue. Increased unindirectional pull on the skin can cause blistering or micro trauma increasing edema and hemorrhage. In addition over stimulation of pain and nociceptors of the skin may increase pain or produce itching. Kinesio USA, LLC recommends consulting your physician/Certified Kinesio Taping Practitioner prior to the use of Kinesio® Tex Tape.
Label: Kinesio
Product Manufacturer: Kinesio
Model: GKT25024
Publisher: Kinesio
Ranking: 10600
Size: 2' x 16.4'
Studio: Kinesio


Piece facts:
  • Kinesio® Tex Tape BLUE, 2" x 16.4'.
  • The Kinesio Taping® Method involves taping over and around muscles in order to assist and give support or to prevent over-contraction.
  • Kinesio Taping® affects the activation of the neurological system, the body's information processor and the circulatory system.
  • Since the introduction of Kinesio Taping® into the US, medical practitioners from PTs, ATCs, OTs, DCs, MTs, to MDs have recognized and embraced this effective, safe and best of all, easy-to-use modality
  • The method and tape allow the individual to receive the therapeutic benefits 24 hours per day with both comfort and ease, because it can be worn for several days per application



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Kinesio® Tex Tape Color: Blue, 2' x 5.5yd. (5cm x 5m) 0ne Roll. Kinesio Athletic Tape is a modality treatment based on the body's own natural healing process. The major effects of Kinesio taping are correcting muscle function, improving circulation of blood and lymph, relieving pain, and repositioning the subluxation joints. Kinesio Athletic Tape is latex free, and is durable for 3-4 days of use. Kinesio Athletic Tape is an elastic athletic tape of extremely high quality, and was specifically designed by Dr. Kenzo Kase to provide exceptional results for Kinesio Taping. Kinesio Athletic Tape was designed to be worn on the skin for an extended period of time (3-4 days) without irritation, as well as during strenuous exercise or hydrotherapy. The adhesive is not only heat activated, but also will not leave any residue when removed. Kinesio® Athletic Tape is FDA approved, and patent protected. Kinesio® Athletic Tape has an elasticity of 140%, which matches the same basic elasticity found in ones skin and muscles, allowing Kinesio taping to work with your body. This provides full range of motion, support, and stability, without adversely affecting the natural range of motion. For excellent results, Kinesio® Athletic Tape should be applied at least 30 minutes prior to exercise in order for the heat activated adhesive to adjust and bond with the skin temperature. ln conjunction with the Kinesio Taping Method, Kinesio Athletic Tape is frequently used for clinical applications such as patella femoral, shin splints, plantar fasciitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, rotator cuff, etc. Kinesio Athletic Tape is more expensive than conventional athletic tape, but due to the quality and usage, Kinesio Athletic Tape is actually more economical Product photo may not exactly match the product offered for sale. Please refer to the product description.









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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Non-Invasive Therapy ...
I purchased the Kinesio kit and the blue and pink tape based on trying this through my Chiropractor. The book was easy to understand and the tape worked well in lifting the facia from my swollen knee and ankle to assist with healing. I have had less swelling than ever. I have a torn ligament to my knee and arthritis in my feet and ankles. The tape really works in reducing swelling and pain. I too has some skin irritation when placing the pink tape along my shoulder, but no problems on the legs, and I can leave it on up to 4 days! I think I started a trend at the office.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - Good
It did seem to relieve so of my knee pain but it doesn't work well on hairy areas. My legs are pretty hairy so the tape didn't adhere very well to my skin.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Great Stuff ...
My physical therapist recommended this tape and it is the best. I can actually walk and exercise without the severe pain that I was having in my knee. I received my package from HPMS.com (ordered through ) in very timely manner and with no issues. I would absolutely recommend this product and ordering with HPMS (through ) to anyone. Before the roll runs out, I will be ordering more.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - A Great Help...
I have chronic back pain since an injury, and this product has definitely helped me. I'm about 50% better now since using it for about 3 weeks. It's much cheaper than any other treatment and I believe aids your body in healing itself, which is really what it's all about.

It is not perfect and you may have some minor itching and or minor irritation, but all in all, it is worth it for sure!

I looked at it like : "Why not - for $ 20 bucks, what do I have to loose?"



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * good tape ...
My husband broke his shoulder and his sister who is a chiropractor recommended this tape. It helped with the pain and healing. good stuff.

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