Physical overloading, stiff muscles, or a lack of stability during sports and movement can significantly hinder your active lifestyle. Whether you are training for a sporting achievement or simply want to move pain-free in your daily routine, muscle and joint complaints are always lurking. Emdee Kinesio tape blue pre-cut offers the targeted, reliable support your body needs. This elastic tape has been developed in collaboration with physiotherapists to stabilise your muscles and joints without restricting your freedom of movement. It stimulates your body's natural recovery processes and helps you stay vital and active.
The Emdee Kinesio tape lifts the epidermis at a microscopic level, which immediately reduces the pressure on the underlying tissues and receptors. This promotes local blood circulation and lymphatic drainage, which contributes to a faster recovery of tired or overloaded muscles. Thanks to the hypoallergenic adhesive layer and breathable cotton, the tape is comfortable to wear during any activity, making it an essential tool for both prevention and recovery within your healthy routine.
| Product | Emdee Kinesio tape blue pre-cut |
| Contents | 1 piece |
| Brand | Emdee |
| Weight | 1.000 kg |
Elastic cotton with a hypoallergenic, acrylic adhesive layer.
Ensure that the skin is clean, dry, and free of grease before applying the tape. Remove any hair for better adhesion. Apply the pre-cut strips according to the instructions of a physiotherapist or the specific application technique for your muscle or joint complaint. Stretch the tape during application according to the desired tension, but always keep the ends (anchors) tension-free to prevent skin irritation. Rub the tape well after application to activate the adhesive layer.
Do not apply to open wounds, damaged, or irritated skin. In case of itching, redness, or skin irritation, remove the tape carefully immediately. Preferably remove the tape when it is wet (for example, in the shower) to prevent skin damage. Always consult a medical specialist or physiotherapist in case of persistent pain or serious injuries.