BQTQ 6 Rolls Elastic Adhesive Tape 4 Inch Elastic Bandage Wrap Self Adhesive Wound Wrap Self Adherent Stretch Bandage Sports Tape Elastic Tape Bandage for Wrist Ankle Swelling Sprains (Beige)

I think I may have already done a review on this. But anyway, 1 name brand roll can cost almost $20. Best I found locally was $16.99 at a tack shop. One horse supply site had a non-brand roll for $13.99. But 6 rolls for $23? Unheard of. My horse had to keep his leg from bending for almost a month, with bandages being changed every other day. Each change was one plus roll of this tape to secure bandages at the top of his leg and near his hoof. He looked like he had a full leg cast, wrapped in cotton sheeting and covered with vet wrap and this tape. Luckily the first order came in less than two days and I had to order again. In desperation I ordered 4 rolls of the $13.99 tape in case this turned out to not work, but it was as good as anything you can find!

Elastikon is a great product, but the price hurts if a lot of that product is needed. This Elastic Adhesive Tape is almost as good and hurts the pocketbook less. It is a bit less sturdy so it can be difficult to use at times, but is a reliable product that I will keep purchasing when I need to deal with large animal bandages.

Use this as tape for horse feet. It’s great and really sturdy

One of 2 things happened to the adhesion. Either the roles got smooshed or heated making the adhesion extremely difficult to unroll or just plain ol'inferior adhesion. Either way I'd stay clear of this brand/type.

Have been using to cover the wrap on a horses leg injury. Not only does it stay on its leg, I have to wash the leg and wrap the hair wet and it sticks right to it. It has surpassed my expectations and kept the injury clean!

I’ve used this on my horses to bandage areas where dressings just won’t stay in place. It’s easy to use and I find that I don’t have to use extremely bulky dressings to keep wounds covered.

I bought this to use on my horse to secure her leg bandage. Don’t be fooled this stuff does not stick, keep to the name brand if you’re looking to wrap a horse.

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