- Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Keep in a closed container when not in use to prevent dust and dirt accumulation.
- Discontinue use and seek medical attention if irritation or allergic reaction occurs.
- Do not apply directly to an open wound.
- Follow the advice of a doctor on how long a piece of tape can be retained on the wound.
- Dispose of medical waste in a responsible manner.
FAQs
Q1. What is Leukoplast tape used for?
Ans. Leukoplast tape is very versatile. It is used for the fixation of wound dressings, tubes, catheters, probes and cannulae on the skin.
Q2. Is Leukoplast bandage waterproof?
Ans. Yes, Leukoplast tape has a special surface treatment that repels water, making it water-resistant. It is also resistant to dirt accumulation.
Q3. How often should I change my Leukoplast bandage?
Ans. The frequency of changing your Leukoplast bandage depends on the condition of your wound. Always seek advice from a doctor regarding this.
Q4. Can I use Leukoplast bandage on sensitive skin?
Ans. While Leukoplast tape uses material and ingredients that are generally safe for all skin types, those with particularly sensitive skin should seek advice from a doctor before use.
Q5. Can I apply the tape directly to a wound?
Ans. No. Leukoplast tape is used to secure dressings and should not be applied directly to an open wound.
Testimonials
'Leukoplast bandage is the best option for securing my dressings. It's easy to apply and stays firm even after a shower.' - Rajesh Kumar, Engineer, 45
'Leukoplast tape uses are so many. I've been using them for my patients and they work wonderfully. They adhere securely and are waterproof which is a big plus.' - Dr. Meeta Patel, General Practitioner, 52
'The Leukoplast tape price is economical and the tape is durable. It maintains its adhesion even under tension, which is invaluable in my line of work as a sports trainer.' - Aman Singh, Sports Trainer, 36