Mepitac Tape Features
Mepitac Tape is made of a soft silicone contact layer, a breathable polyurethane film, and knitted fabric. Silicone being inert, does not interact chemically with the wound. It does not cause any effect on the cells responsible for the healing process.
- Safetac technology layer:
- Reduces pain and trauma upon removal
- Leaves no residue upon removal
- Polyurethane backing film:
- Impermeable to liquids and microorganisms
- Breathable
- Moisture proof
- Knitted fabric:
Benefits of Mepitac Silicone Tape
- Mepitac Tape minimizes pain and skin damage during dressing changes
- Soft and comfortable
- Can be used for several days
- Easily repositions
- Well suited for use under compression bandage
- Leaves no residue on the skin at removal
- Lower risks of skin irritation and allergy
- The soft silicone layer does not penetrate the skin or scar
- Flows over the uneven surface to create a large effective contact area over the surface, skin or scar
- Mepitac Soft Silicone Tape conforms well to body contours
- Waterproof tape
- High conformability
- Easy application and removal
- Leaves no residue upon removal
- Moisture proof
- Easy to cut Mepitac Tape
When to use Mepitac Tape for Scars?
- Ideal for allergies, sensitive or fragile skin, and skin conditions like eczema dermatitis
- Suitable for repeated application and removal of tape over the same area
- For neonates, wound, ostomy, and dialysis applications
- For fixation of medical devices such as wound dressings, probes, tubes, and drains
- Offers gentle skin protection when used under devices such as nasal cannulae
What is Mepitac Safetac Technology?
Safetac is a patented soft silicone adhesive technology. Mepitac medical tape with Safetac is atraumatic both during use and upon removal. It provides a major development in minimizing patient pain and trauma to the skin. The soft silicone layer provides secure fixation but does not cause epidermal stripping or pain on removal.
What to buy with Mepitac Tape for Scars?
How To Use Mepitac Scar Tape?
- Ensure skin is clean and dry and free from any topical preparations.
- Cut a piece of required length from the Mepitac Silicone Tape roll.
- Remove the protective release film before the fabric is gently pressed into position.
- Apply Safetac Tape without stretching.
- If inspection or repositioning is required, lift and reapply Mepitac.
- Mepitac can hold medical devices in close proximity to the skin by taping it down onto the body surface.
- Alternatively, the device can be encircled with a piece of Mepitac, the ends of which are then attached to the skin.
How long can you wear Mepitac Tape for Scars?
- Mepitac Soft Safetac Tape can often be left in place for several days
- Remove and reapply Mepitac as necessary, when inspection or repositioning is needed
Things to Remember While Using Mepitac Silicone Scar Tape
- The adhesion of Mepitac Tape may decrease when used in humid conditions such as incubators
- Adhesion may also decrease when used on patients who have a fever or perspire a lot
- Mepitac Tape is not intended for fixation of life-supporting devices
- Not for use on arterial catheters or cannulae
Mepitac Scar Tape Reviews
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