Kendall Cloth Medical Tape, 3 Inch x 10 Yard, White

Kendall Cloth Medical Tape, 3 Inch x 10 Yard, White

The Kendall Cloth Medical Tape from Cardinal Health is a durable, general-purpose surgical tape designed to secure dressings, bandages, tubing, and splints reliably. Ideal for clinicians, caregivers, and home wound-care routines, this 3-inch wide cloth tape delivers dependable holding power where extra strength and coverage are needed.

Featuring a high-tensile-strength cloth backing, this tape provides secure, long-lasting adhesion while remaining conformable to the body's contours. It is waterproof and oil-resistant, helping keep moisture from penetrating through to the skin or dressing, which supports a cleaner, more protected wound site. The surface is easy to write on, so you can quickly note dates, times, or dressing-change information right on the tape—a practical benefit in busy clinical and caregiving settings.

This white cloth medical tape measures 3 inches wide by 10 yards long and is available in multiple purchase options—choose a single roll, a box of 4, or a case of 48—to match your usage and stock-up needs. Medical tape is typically FSA/HSA eligible. Select your preferred option below to order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is Kendall Cloth Medical Tape used for?
A: It is a general-purpose tape used to secure dressings, bandages, tubing, splints, and other medical devices to the skin, offering strong, dependable adhesion.

Q: Is this tape waterproof?
A: Yes. The cloth backing is waterproof and oil-resistant, helping keep moisture from penetrating to the skin or dressing.

Q: Can I write on the tape?
A: Yes. The surface is easy to write on, making it convenient to note dressing-change dates, times, or patient information.

Q: What sizes and quantities are available?
A: Each roll measures 3 inches by 10 yards. You can purchase a single roll, a box of 4, or a case of 48—just choose your preferred option above.

Q: Is this medical tape FSA/HSA eligible?
A: Medical tape is generally FSA/HSA eligible. Check with your plan administrator to confirm your specific coverage.