Looking for versatile kinesiology tape? DUNLOP WHITE 7.3M x 3.8CM SPORTS KINESIOLOGY TAPE will help reduce pain and speed up muscle and joint rehabilitation!

• easy to cut - can be cut to any size


• universal, fits on the hand, leg, knee or shoulder


• provides stability and comfort during everyday activities and sports


• for use for several or a dozen days


• soft and flexible


• self-adhesive


• 7.3 m long and 3.8 cm wide

Using DUNLOP KINESIOLOGICAL SPORTS TAPE 7.3Mx3.8CM will reduce the reflex of tensing sore muscles, and therefore help you reduce pain during everyday activities or training.

UNIVERSAL

Tape can be used on many parts of the body. It can support ligaments in the back, wrist, elbow, shoulder, knee, and ankle. It is often used by volleyball players to stiffen their fingers, and by soccer players to wrap their socks around the ankle.

FOR CUTTING

3.8 cm wide and 7.3 m long, with the ability to cut with scissors, allows you to adjust it to your needs, regardless of age and gender.

RELIEVES PAIN

Kinesiology tapes are used to treat pain without the use of painkillers. They work by tightening the skin, which stimulates blood circulation and the nervous system. After applying the tape, the skin is gently lifted, creating a micro-space. This reduces muscle tension in the area of pain, making it less noticeable. It's worth waiting a while after applying the tape, as the effects take about an hour to activate.

INDICATIONS FOR KINESIOTAPING

• muscle tear, joint sprain


• pain syndromes of the spine and limbs


• degenerative pain


• lymphedema


• as an aid – in reduced muscle tension

Parameters:

• Patch dimensions: 730 x 3.8 cm (L x W)


• Color: white


• Material: cotton, plastic


• Net weight: 0.043 kg


• Gross weight: 0.051 kg


• Packaging: 7 x 4 x 9 cm (W x D x H)


• Brand: Dunlop

Dunlop is a brand of tire originally produced by the Dunlop Pneumatic Tire Company from the late 19th century, taking its name from John Boyd Dunlop. The brand is used for many other products made of rubber or with rubber components, and some with a looser connection to rubber.

Note: remember to use kinesiotaping tapes correctly, it is best to seek advice from a physiotherapist or professional advice online.