McKesson Nonwoven Fabric Dressing Retention Tape, 2 Inch x 10 Yard

McKesson Nonwoven Fabric Dressing Retention Tape, 2 Inch x 10 Yard

McKesson Nonwoven Fabric Dressing Retention Tape is a soft, breathable cloth tape designed to hold dressings, gauze, and other wound-care materials securely in place. Measuring 2 inches wide by 10 yards long (5.1 cm x 9.1 m), it's ideal for caregivers, clinicians, and anyone managing wounds, IV sites, or dressing changes at home. Its gentle yet dependable hold keeps bandages right where you need them without the harshness of stiffer tapes.

The nonwoven fabric backing conforms to body contours, moving with the skin over joints, curves, and hard-to-tape areas for a comfortable, secure fit. A breathable, wear-resistant construction lets skin stay healthy while standing up to daily activity, and the non-irritating adhesive holds firmly yet removes cleanly. Convenient grid guidelines printed on the tape make it easy to measure and cut precise, uniform lengths every time.

This dressing retention tape is available in a Box of 1 or a Case of 24, so you can stock up to match your needs at home or in a clinical setting. Each roll delivers the same reliable 2-inch width and 10-yard length. Medical tape like this is typically FSA/HSA eligible. Select your preferred quantity option below to order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is dressing retention tape used for?
A: It secures gauze, dressings, and bandages to the skin, and can also help hold tubing or IV sites in place during everyday wound care.

Q: Will this tape irritate sensitive skin?
A: It's made with a non-irritating adhesive and a breathable nonwoven fabric backing designed for gentle, comfortable wear while still holding securely.

Q: How wide and long is each roll?
A: Each roll measures 2 inches wide by 10 yards long (5.1 cm x 9.1 m).

Q: Can I cut it to size easily?
A: Yes. The tape features printed grid guidelines that make measuring and tearing or cutting straight, even lengths simple.

Q: What's the difference between the Box of 1 and Case of 24?
A: The Box of 1 includes a single roll, while the Case of 24 provides 24 rolls—great for high-use households, caregivers, and facilities.