BSN Medical Leukotape P Sports Tape, 1 1/2 Inch x 15 Yard(Pack of 5)

I had to go to PT a few years post knee replacement due to pain and some instability in the joint. The PT showed me how to use this tape and it is amazing.There are negative reviews saying the tape was hard to remove. Whatever you do, dont apply it directly to your skin, it is difficult, and painful to remove. Look up "2 Rolls Non-Woven Cover Roll Stretch Tape Non-Woven Adhesive Bandages Breathable Bandage Tape Cohesive Wrap Bandages Protective Stretch Bandage Roll Film (4 Inch x 10.94 Yard)". Use this tape directly on your skin over the area where you are applying the Leukotape. Follow the instructions about applying the Leukotape from you MD or PT. I dont use it every day but when I do my knee feels stable and brand new.

Recommended by my therapist, super sticky, does the job. Cannot find in my local stores

Excellent for taping : durable yet flexible - a good alternative to kinesio and basic athletic tape - can use for a couple days , even after showering .

I am an avid 60 year old runner who averages about 30-40 miles per week. My physical therapist recommended that I use this tape to help with some chronic foot pain and it has helped quite a bit. Please note that she taught me how to correctly tape my feet- this is important because this tape is strong and if not used properly it could cause injury. Some hints to those of you with sensitive or fragile skin: I use Next Care Bandages (these are very thin) on my feet in the areas that are fragile, then I apply the tape over the bandages. This has greatly helped when I remove the tape because I am not tearing my skin off. Game changer!

Important: make sure you purchase Cover Roll Stretch Tape. It's to protect your skin, if you plan on having the Leukotake for periods of time. Otherwise, its tight, sticky and long lasting. I use this to support my knee while at work for long hours. My physical therapist recommended this and it's easy to apply.

I've been dealing with plantar fasciitis for almost 4 years. It's finally gotten much better. I can walk over 3 miles at a stretch without pain.Taping my foot with Leukotape made the difference. I also went from barefoot in doors to wearing "house" Birkenstocks and adding high arch supports into my sneakers.So why 4 rather than 5 stars? When I started taping (long piece around the sole, short pieces along the arch, another long piece for reinforcement), I immediately noticed a big difference. But, I hated dealing with the sticky residue from the tape. It gunked up my sandals and glued my foot to my sandals. When I wore socks, my socks would stick. The gunk looked ugly too. And, the Leukotape would start peeling off in a day or two.One day, when the Leukotape price jumped up, I bought some kinesiology tape thinking to replace it. Well, that didn't work. It's too stretchy, wasn't supportive enough and it caused a rash where it was in contact with the top of my foot. However, I came up with the idea of putting kinesiology tape on top of the Leukotape. Perfection!! The whole thing is much more supportive and no more sticky gunk!!! It stays on my foot until I take it off. My foot now slides smoothly into shoes and socks without sticking.

I’m prone to foot blisters. I put it on prior to every hike. I’ve saved the hiking experience for many friends and youth groups with this stuff. Worth its weight in gold on the trail. This is even better than duct tape. Must have. Will even stick to a damp heel. Stays put. Absorbs the friction and keeps blisters away!

I find that this tape works great to give me extra shoulder support during activities. It tears easily and is easy to use. It’s a little cheaper than Endura, and it’s a little less tacky, which is actually better because it comes off the roll easier and can be removed after activity.