Mefix Self-Adhesive Fabric Tape - 10cm x 10m

No, Mefix Self-Adhesive Fabric Tape is supplied non-sterile. It should not be used directly on open wounds where sterility is critical without an appropriate sterile barrier.

To remove, slowly peel the tape back on itself at a low angle, holding the skin taut with your other hand to minimize pulling. If resistance is met, gentle application of warm water or a skin-friendly adhesive remover may help.

Mefix is generally gentle, but as with any adhesive, it should be used with caution on children's delicate skin. Monitor closely for any signs of irritation.

The product typically has a long shelf life when stored correctly. Check the packaging for the specific expiry date. Ensure it is stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Yes, Mefix tape is designed to be cut to the desired size and shape using scissors.

This specific roll of Mefix is 10cm in width and 10 meters in length.

Its primary use is for the secure fixation of wound dressings, swabs, catheters, and cannulae, especially in areas where reliable and gentle adherence is needed.

Ensure the skin is clean, dry, and free from any lotions, oils, or hair. Reapply firmly.

Remove the tape slowly and gently. Cleanse the skin and allow it to rest. Consider using a gentler alternative or a skin barrier if repeated use is necessary.

Use the perforated split on the backing paper for easier separation. If still difficult, try lifting a corner with a sterile instrument.

Ensure adequate skin surface area for adherence. Applying the tape while the limb is in a neutral position can help. Consider overlapping the tape on itself slightly.