Hypafix Dressing Retention Tape 4in x 10yd 3 Boxes

Hypafix Dressing Retention Tape - 4" x 10 yards (3 Boxes)

$32.00
Sale price  $32.00 Regular price 
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Hypafix Dressing Retention Tape 4in x 10yd 3 Boxes

Hypafix Dressing Retention Tape - 4" x 10 yards (3 Boxes)

$32.00
Sale price  $32.00 Regular price 
  • Holds dressings securelyKeeps wound dressings, tubing and appliances reliably in place. A high-strength mesh keeps it from shifting, even when stretched.
  • Breathable & skin-kindThe non-woven fabric lets air and moisture pass through, helping reduce skin maceration during longer wear.
  • Cut to any size or shapeTrim exactly what you need from the roll; it conforms neatly around joints and curves.
  • Gentle, low-allergy adhesiveA hypoallergenic adhesive designed for sensitive skin and dependable longer wear.
  • Stock-up 3-box value packThree rolls so you're covered for longer between reorders. 100% latex-free components.
  • Secure checkoutEncrypted & PCI-compliant
  • Money-back guaranteeEasy returns if it isn't right
  • Free shipping over $80On U.S. orders over $80
  • FSA/HSA eligiblePay with pre-tax health dollars

Hypafix is a soft, non-woven fabric tape ideal for securing dressings and wound care. This bundle includes 3 boxes, each containing one roll of 4" x 10 yards.

  • 4 inches wide x 10 yards per roll
  • 3 boxes included
  • Gentle on skin, breathable non-woven fabric
  • Ideal for securing wound dressings

About Hypafix Dressing Retention Tape

What it is & how it helps

Hypafix is a soft, non-woven fabric tape that holds dressings, tubing and appliances securely in place. A high-strength mesh runs through it so it stays put even when stretched, while the breathable fabric lets air and moisture pass through to keep skin comfortable during longer wear. The low-allergy adhesive is gentle on sensitive skin, and you simply cut what you need from the roll. This bundle contains three 4-inch × 10-yard rolls.

What you can use it for

Hypafix is a versatile retention tape. People use it to:

  • Secure wound dressings and post-surgical dressings
  • Hold tubing, catheters or ostomy appliances in place
  • Tape over awkward areas like joints and curves

Apply to clean, dry, intact skin and remove gently. If your skin reacts, stop use.

Which Hypafix should you buy?

Hypafix is one soft non-woven retention fabric sold in a few formats. If you want the 4 inch tape and reorder often, the 3-box pack is the everyday choice, and the 6-box pack is the same tape at a lower cost per box for people who go through it quickly.

Hypafix optionBest forSize and pack
Hypafix Tape, 3 boxes (this page)Everyday use, a comfortable supply on hand4" x 10 yd, 3 boxes
Hypafix Tape, 6 boxesBuying in bulk to reorder less often4" x 10 yd, 6 boxes
Hypafix Sheet Roll, 4 inchEveryday dressings, narrower coverage, two rolls per pack4" x 10 yd, 2 rolls
Hypafix Sheet, 6 inchCovering a larger area in one piece6" x 10 yd

The tape and the sheet roll are the same Hypafix fabric, so pick the format and pack you find easiest to handle. Buy the larger pack if you want to reorder less often, and choose the 6 inch width only if your dressing area is wide.

How to use

  1. Make sure the skin is clean and dry.
  2. Cut the length you need from the roll.
  3. Peel the backing paper and place the tape over the dressing or tubing.
  4. Smooth it down from the centre outward to remove wrinkles and air pockets.
  5. To remove, lift an edge and peel back slowly and low to the skin, supporting the skin with your other hand.

Frequently asked questions

What is Hypafix used for?

It's a non-woven dressing retention tape that holds wound dressings, tubing, catheters and appliances securely in place.

Is it breathable?

Yes. The non-woven fabric is permeable to air and moisture, which helps reduce skin maceration and keeps skin more comfortable during longer wear.

Can I cut it to size?

Yes. Cut whatever length and shape you need from the roll. It conforms well around joints and curves.

Is it latex-free?

Yes. Hypafix is made with 100% latex-free components and a low-allergy adhesive.

Will it irritate sensitive skin?

It uses a hypoallergenic, low-allergy adhesive designed for sensitive skin, but everyone's skin differs, so apply to clean, intact skin and stop if irritation appears.

What size and quantity is this?

This is the 4-inch (10 cm) wide tape, 10 yards long, supplied as 3 boxes, a stock-up bundle.

How do I remove it comfortably?

Lift one edge and peel back slowly and low to the skin, supporting the skin with your other hand. Peeling in the direction of hair growth is more comfortable.

Is it FSA/HSA eligible?

Dressing-retention tape used for wound care is generally an FSA/HSA-eligible medical supply. Check your plan if unsure.

Reviewed by the AdhereSkin Care Team, which includes Edgar, a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD), and checked against Hypafix's published product guidance.

This page is general information, not medical advice. If a wound is not healing or you are unsure how to dress it, speak with your doctor or nurse.

What our customers say

Real feedback from people who use CeraRing every day.

4.8 Based on 606 ratings
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My new go-to medical tape

Great tape. Had hip replacement surgery and am allergic to adhesive tape. This worked great and no rash. I sweat a lot at physical therapy and it holds well.

GKOOctober 17, 2025
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Won't rip your skin off

Love how this doesn't rip my skin off when I remove the tape. I couldn't use band aids or any other kind of medical tape, my skin would react horribly over a long period. I've had a lot of sutures from cancer and this holds it together nicely to reduce pulling. This tape is what my doctor applied in his office.

Tabitha PetersJuly 11, 2021
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Great in hot weather

I'm allergic to adhesives but this was recommended and it's now my go-to adhesive bandage since 2014.

MartinNovember 14, 2025
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Hypafix

Great product. Holds bandaging on hard to tape areas, like the underarms, very well.

Talina CookNovember 25, 2023
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Quality item

It is as advertised.

Kent CrossFebruary 4, 2026

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