Johnson & Johnson Consumer Coach Porous Athletic Tape, 32 Count

This one is the real deal! Johnson and Johnson tape! Bought from another seller advertising as such and it was definitely not it. All of you in the veterinary medical field would understand my happiness that this is the real Johnson and Johnson tape. Bring back the 1”, please!

i ordered this for some one who does manual labor that affects their hands. this tape is no longer available in the store, so they have ordeed this large box. they tell me hat it helps protect their fingers and hands while working.

We use this all the time. It works great and stays in place until you take it off.

Awesome tape. I wasted a lot of money on other brands, but found this to be the best for the money. I use for martial arts and my wife coaches softball so buying in bulk is the way to go. Easy to tear into strips. Does not fray. Stays where it is supposed to.

As someone who plays tennis 5x per week, I tape my wrist, a lot. Like, 48 rolls of tape every 6-8 months. J&J is the only brand that is easy to tear at the exact location, and is the only brand of tape that will not lose adhesion when soaked in sweat on a 100 degree day. You’re simply lighting your money on fire buying a cheaper brand.

I read the other reviews so felt confident in purchasing this tape. Recently starting having to tape daughter's ankle for every soccer and bball practice and game and was spending a lot on single rolls at the drug or grocery store. Per roll, this case of tape is a good deal. And the quality of the tape is superior to that available at our neighborhood CVS. Tape is good weight and adheres well, but the biggest advantage is that you can rip it with your fingers. I am novice at taping ankles, so I found that it even more important to be able to easily rip the tape (without having to juggle tape and scissors at the same time) after each step in the process - heal locks, figure 8's, etc. I will definitely purchase this again.

I frequently sprain my fingers and ankles playing basketball, and have tried various first aid/athletic tapes. This has the best adhesion with the right amount of support. The quality of this tape is much better than those I've bought elsewhere. I've taped fingers, thumbs, wrists, and ankles with these. The tape is consistently made and is easy to tear horizontally to get the proper length tape.

This is false labeling. My husband is particular with the type of tape he uses and Johnson & Johnson is the only athletic tape he uses. When the box came in it was NOT Johnson & Johnson.