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There are many types of sports tape, but one of the most popular is zinc oxide tape. It is considered by many to be one of the strongest and most durable, making it ideal for physiotherapists across the country to use. It doesn’t stretch, allowing the cotton tape with a zinc oxide adhesive to conform to the area you are treating and taping. If you are looking for zinc oxide tape, Ireland has an excellent selection right here on Physiosupplies. Find top quality Irish sports tape Zinc oxide tape is often used by athletes to prevent sports injuries, support joints, protect wounds, and help cuts to heal faster. It is a versatile tool to use, with many boxers opting to use it as a hand wrap. The rigidity of it makes it ideal for any finger or toe injuries, as you can stabilise the injured joint against other digits with ease. Another reason many opt to use it is to prevent blisters, especially around the ankles and feet. It creates a barrier between your skin and the irritant, preventing rubbing while remaining lightweight and breathable. As it is so easy to apply, it is the ideal solution for many looking for a high-quality sports tape. Here at Physiosupplies, we are proud to be 100% Irish owned, and offer exceptional customer service throughout your journey with us. Whether you are looking to stock up with physiotherapy supplies or you are looking for advice, we are here to help. Contact us today for honest and professional advice. FAQs How to apply sports tape? How you apply sports tape will vary depending on the type of tape you are using. For rigid tapes, you’ll want to hold the injured part of the body in the position you want to keep it in, before applying the tape to clean skin. This will help to immobilise the joint. For flexible tape, it is best to apply with around 80% tension so that there is some movement still. What does sports tape do? Sports tape is designed to help speed up your recovery by immobilising the joint and reducing the risk of further injury.