Deals ✨ Sensi Wrap, Rainbow Color, 2 Inches X 5 Yards, 36 Count 🌟

5 reviews for Deals ✨ Sensi Wrap, Rainbow Color, 2 Inches X 5 Yards, 36 Count 🌟

1. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   K. Levin – January 21, 2012

   We have a child with eczema and the most effective treatment we’ve found thus far is overnight use of  Spenco 2nd Skin Moist Burn Pads, Medium, 25-Count  on his injured skin held in place with bandages.I purchased these bandages because of the great price. I also hoped the fun colors would make my son less sad about being wrapped up in a bandage–he just hates it and cries most nights.What I didn’t know, and I still don’t see in the product description here, is that these are LATEX bandages. I knew there was a chance they were, but the image wasn’t zoom-able and I hoped the failure to disclose meant no common allergens. Nope!I am allergic to latex, so I don’t apply these to my son–only my husband does. It seemed like my little boy reacted negatively to these wraps on his skin, perhaps indicating another allergy/sensitivity in his skin, so we switched to a layer of  First Aid Only 2″ Non-sterile Conforming Gauze Roll Bandage, 10-Count Boxes (Pack of 3)  over the Spenco Burn Pad with one thin layer of irritation-inducing Dynarex Sensi Wrap over the top when extra firm hold is needed to keep things in place.I rate the product for what it is, and how well it performs as latex bandage, but I hope the seller will update the description to state its content of a very common allergen.

2. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Celery – July 26, 2012

   I used this tape to keep my dog from licking a broken nail with exposed quick. He previously escaped 3 cones and nearly strangled himself doing so. Then he got lick granulomas around his foot. We got his foot wrapped at the vet with similar tape which was supposed to last several days, but he’d get it wet and then he would need to be be brought back to the vet for a new bandage. It was getting very expensive. A friend mentioned “vet wrap” to me and i searched Amazon and found this product.And thank goodness i found it. I use Baby Gap socks (size 12-24 months) as an inner liner and then wrapped the tape carefully around his paw area first (blue tape in the photo i posted). Then i take a second piece of tape (red tape in the photo) and wrap from just below the “elbow” downwards, overlapping the paw tape. I change it after every walk and wait until his paw is dry before i retape it.After several weeks, my dog’s toe healed – it takes a long time for a nail to grow back in and to cover the quick. The lick granulomas dried up even faster because he wasn’t able to re-lick them. And i still have more than half of this tape left. i only wish i had found out about it right after my dog hurt his toe.The only downside to this stuff is that it outgases a bit and has an odor. I have no idea if comparable wrap does this as well.

3. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   happy kitty – September 18, 2012

   I have on and off issues (maybe carpal tunnel) with my wrists, forearms and fingers, and they mainly appear when I’m super busy at work. But this time, it’s also the added finger/hand use of an ipad and my crafting (embroidery). So anyways, I’ve tried different braces to stabilize my wrists/hands and it always feels better.I tried the self sticking wraps like this recently and liked that I didn’t really need a metal clip to keep it in place, and that I could build up thickness and play around with how much of my arm and hand to wrap. I love deals, so when I saw that these were under a dollar each, I couldn’t pass em up. I use them 2-3 times then they get ratty and I can toss them. The colors are fun, but slightly too bright to wear them to work, unless it’s under a long sleeve. The only thing I find a problem with is that either the coating is a little thick or it’s just too stiff. Around my hands, they leave bubbly dents and itch more than other ones I’ve tried. Other than that, it’s worth it.

4. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Goldiekat – September 6, 2014

   My daughter was in a cast for six weeks. In the first few days, she had had to have the cast trimmed where it was rubbing her skin. So we needed some tape to keep the cast’s soft liner in place as well as cover the new edge. This tape fit the bill perfectly as it was durable, left no residue on skin or cast, and was easily replaceable. After using up the first roll from the orthopedist’s office in less than a week, I shopped around for the best price for 4-6 rolls in discount stores and online. This product had the best reviews and the best value, even for as many extra rolls in the box.We’ve since given some of our extra rolls away to friends who needed to replace surgical wraps on their dogs. These were large sporting breeds with awkward injuries on limbs that needed to be kept clean and covered. This tape did the job and stayed on the dogs better than the owners expected.Very satisfied with this product and glad we still have extra for future use.

5. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   TT – April 5, 2020

   So we bought a big box of these and are still using them 4 years later, and the adhesion is still as good as the day we received them. This stuff is expensive in the stores, so being able to buy a big box at this price, really reduces the overall cost per roll, especially since they’re still good as new. Each roll is individually wrapped, keeping them fresh, and the kids (and our dogs) love the different colors. The only thing is, being 2″ wide, the rolls aren’t as wide as the 3″ rolls you can find in the stores. However, at $5 a pop per roll in the store, maybe $4 on sale, these are worth buying a box of and keeping around. They’ll last forever. P.S. – I don’t like to write reviews for items that get used, vs. books for example, until I’ve owned them a while to see how good they really are. Unless something arrives broken, everything will work the first week. So the true test is after really being used, and this is a good product and a good value.