Help, blisters froam tape

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  • Moonflwr912
    Moonflwr912 Member Posts: 6,856
    edited December 2015

    yes. Tape allergies or sensitivities are mot fun. After they used Tag a dermatologist on me once they pulled off the skin as they took it off. Not fun. I had to use barriers. Electric leads cause me issues if they stay on more Han 24 hours. And stupid me put a regular bandaid on my out to heal a huge blister. The blister healed under the gauze i used for it but the area under the bandaid itself left a dark pink square mark on my foot. LOL I know better. The tape that works for me is called Mepilex.

  • MinusTwo
    MinusTwo Member Posts: 16,634
    edited December 2015

    Moon - glad to have a new recommendation to try. So far I'm limited to Hypafix and Medipore, and not all hospitals have those.

  • macb04
    macb04 Member Posts: 1,433
    edited December 2015

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    HelloKonakona, I use this tape and no more reaction or blisters, it is Silicone tape, available in most large, well stocked drug stores.

  • 614
    614 Member Posts: 851
    edited December 2015

    What a great idea to take a picture of the reaction to the tape.  I am highly allergic too.  However, I do not have any pictures at this time.  I wear a medical bracelet listing my allergy.   I think that the name of the tape that works for me is called Tegratol.  It is a clear plastic tape.  I have not tried the tapes listed in the above posts.  I know that I am also extremely allergic to neoprene.  I am not sure whether I am allergic to latex.

    Good luck with your skin allergies.  They are awful. 

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