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you all familiar with Leukotape-P?

it is some magic tape. I think it is for sprains and stuff. I started using it for blisters while hiking. backpacking, I think it has stayed on my feet for 8 days. nasty, but it stayed. now I hike less in that capacity, but I still manage to cut myself on the regular.

I will use band-aid and then cover the entire thing with my leukotape. I can wash dishes, work on cars, wash my hands, whatever and it will not come off until I take it off. MAGIC. I have a section on my heel right now, where I think I stepped on something. I change this one daily, to medicate but dang it if this isn't the best tape ever. it stays put on my jogs, no problem. in Brazil, I used it to tape my fingers to protect blister from working the rod/reel so hard. and I was wet the entire time.

just wanted to pass on this tip, if you are accident prone, or subject to sprains. I'm a fan!!


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Wow. Where does one find this magic stuff?
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Never heard of it. Sounds good though.
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Wow. Where does one find this magic stuff?
Amazon sells it for a little less than $10.
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Thanks. I'm a bit klutzy and burn myself quite often. So I should buy some.
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Looks like heavy-duty KT tape. I've carried something similar to that in my pack (called "mole skin") for blisters.
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No but I will be ordering some, thank you. I typically do a bandaid covered in electrical tape if I’m wrenching and cut myself. This looks much better.
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Yes, common tape in Europe and on the through hike trails in the US for blisters!
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Does it rip all the hair off your arms and legs when you remove it? The rest of it sounds good.
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Try Hypofix tape or shave around wounds for ^that^

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Thanks. I'm a bit klutzy and burn myself quite often. So I should buy some.
Take supplements for Vitamins A&E and zinc, get your Vit C from fruit or juice and you will probably heal quicker
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Does it rip all the hair off your arms and legs when you remove it? The rest of it sounds good.
I'm not that hairy. but no. I dont think so. it comes off fairly easily. I try to wrap it back on itself if I can.

I had to use some yesterday. putting together something with about 50 nyloc-nuts. spun them on with my impact. but to do so, I had to push the nuts into a 6-point hole that secures the fastener. these were SS nuts and they had rough crowns. the second one, I noticed red stuff on the product...it was BLOOD. I had spun round cuts into two fingers.

bandaide, and L-Tape-P and I was back in business. the tape actually allowed me to hold the remaining 48 nuts without additional blood (or gloves)
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mole skin sucks for blisters. hard hiking, you put some on your toe, it comes off, works itself down to the heel, causes a pressure point,,,new blister.

this stuff will not move.
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Take supplements for Vitamins A&E and zinc, get your Vit C from fruit or juice and you will probably heal quicker
Thanks. I heal quickly, but burn myself a bit playing with welders/brazing and hot steel. Yep, I'm a fan of A, E and zinc. I also put some aloe vera juice from a broken off leaf, on the burn. I really can't believe how well it helps burns. and your advice is always much appreciated.

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