3M™ Multipore™ Dry Surgical Tape is a high-strength*, conformable, quick-drying two-layer woven-cloth medical tape that gives you confidence in your catheter and tube securement applications. It is easy to use and is not made with natural rubber latex. *Maintain close clinical oversight when excessive fluids and/or secretions are present. Tape securement and tube position should be monitored routinely.
3M™ Multipore™ Dry Surgical Tape
3M™ Multipore™ Dry Surgical Tape is designed to be used for high-strength securement* clinical applications such as urinary catheters, orogastric tubes, nasogastric tubes, endotracheal tubes*, patient positioning and secondary securement of central lines. This two-layer woven-cloth medical tape provides strong initial adhesion to skin. Plus, it has a bi-directional stretch and a quick-drying water-repellent backing* that resists tearing under stress.
Multipore Dry Surgical Tape is easy to use with gloves and has a removable grid liner for precise cutting and customization to any shape and size with scissors.
*For use in dry conditions. Maintain close clinical oversight when excessive fluids and/or secretions are present. Tape securement and tube position should be monitored routinely.
Good initial adhesion to skin.
Removable grid liner for precise cutting and customization to any shape and size with scissors.
Specialized backing repels water and resists tearing under stress.
Soft backing that conforms to curves and contours of the skin.
3M™ Multipore™ Dry Surgical Tape consists of a two-layer cloth that is not made with natural rubber latex. It provides up to 72 hours of strong and reliable adhesion to dry skin with minimal edge lift during use.
Cut tape length to meet clinical need. Remove the liner.
Place tape on skin without stretching or strapping to avoid causing tension blisters.
Spiral tape around device as applicable to maximize surface area contact.
Apply firm pressure to tape and device (if applicable) to maximize adhesion.
Note: Maintain close clinical oversight when excessive fluids and/or secretions are present. Tape securement and tube position should be monitored routinely.