3MMicropore Paper Tape - White, 1" x 10yds (Box of 12)

This 3M Micropore paper tape is what we used at the hospital I worked at. It tears easier and sticks better than the Equate brand at Walmart; plus it is easy to remove. Great for my 1st aid supplies!

This tape is the best, sticks good to skin, non irritating and cones of early when removed. I would definitely recommend.

Got this to tape my mouth when sleeping with my CPAP, as I didn’t want to spend big money on specialty tapes you see advertised everywhere. Not only is this far cheaper, it works great, even with my beard. Keeps my mouth closed, but still allows me to open my mouth in an emergency situation.

Great tape, as it does not cause bleeding when removing.

Using this as mouth tape. Sticky and works well. Some other comments mention a chemically smell, it sort of goes away after a while, hopefully nothing is leeching into my skin.

Works great for what it cost. Tears easily. Would highly recommend.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Been using it for years. Time tested, tried & true. Great holding power & gentle on skin

I am not using this tape in it's intended purpose. I make cards and do lots of crafting of one sort or another. I bought this tape to hold my metal dies together, and the dies onto my paper while I run everything through a pressure machine (Big Shot). The tape is too sticky for this purpose, but I make it work. I find that many 'gentle tapes' become more adhesive aggressive once you run it through a Big Shot.I cut the tape so it is 1/2 inch and use just a bit of it, and stick a bunch of these to my shirt and peel them off several times (to remove the adhesive quality), then use them on my paper. I can also reuse them several times before they won't stick any more (lasts longer than masking tape). So this box will probably last me the whole year. Once on the paper, you need to peel it off at an extreme angle (don't lift it straight up) and peel slowly - otherwise it will peel the top of the paper off. Obviously the more I use a piece, the better it gets for this type of crafting.I have stuck 10 1/2 pieces to my shirt and accidentally washed it. And all 10 pieces were still on the shirt after going through the HE washing machine and dryer. Didn't think it would last like that - but it will adhere really well. I've used it on my arm as bandaging, and it behaves as advertised. Good stuff.A lot of card makers recommend medical tape for this purpose - just know that it will peel your paper if you aren't careful. This is stronger than masking tape and running it through a Big Shot seems to squeeze/torque the adhesive chemicals into full alert. Stick the tape to a T-shirt or a dish towel several times before laying it on your paper and die cutting it.