A pre-tape spray that helps dressings stay put
Tensospray Adhesive Spray goes on the skin first, as a base under bandages, tapes and dressings, to help them grip and stay where you put them. It gives strong adhesive traction under dressings and it's made to reduce skin trauma when the dressing comes off. Each aerosol can holds 300ml.
Why You'll Love The Tensospray Adhesive Spray
- Better grip. Gives tapes and dressings excellent adhesive traction so they hold their place.
- Kinder at removal time. Made to reduce skin trauma when the dressing comes off.
- Works with disinfectant. The spray is not affected by disinfectant.
- Quick to use. Spray it on as a base layer, then apply the bandage or tape over the top.
Before every strapping or dressing
Spray a light base layer on the area, then put on your tape, bandage or dressing as normal. It suits a clinic bench, a sports kit bag or a home first aid box, wherever tapes keep lifting at the edges.
The Tensospray Adhesive Spray in a nutshell
- Use: base layer under bandages, tapes and dressings.
- Format: aerosol can.
- Volume: 300ml.
- Disinfectant: not affected by disinfectant.
Is it the right adhesive spray for you?
- A good fit: a base layer under bandages, tapes and dressings that keep lifting at the edges, in the clinic, a sports kit or a home first aid box.
- Works with disinfectant: the spray isn't affected by it.
- Not included: tape, bandages or dressings.
Use the spray as directed on the can. Every body is different, so we recommend speaking with your healthcare provider about whether this is right for you and how to use it.
Tensospray Adhesive Spray specifications
| Product | Tensospray Adhesive Spray |
| Volume | 300ml |
| Format | Aerosol can |
| Use | Base layer under bandages, tapes and dressings |
| Disinfectant | Not affected by disinfectant |
| SKU | BSN-71602-00 |
Not sure which one? Email us
Email support@mobilityshopdirect.com.au with the answers below. Our team will check them and come back to you with the right spray, or a better match if this one isn't it.
- What will go over the spray: strapping tape, a bandage or a dressing?
- Is it for a clinic, sport or home use?
- How many cans do you need?
- Has the skin reacted to tape or adhesive before?