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Smith and Nephew Hypafix is a comfortable non-woven retention tape that stretches for easy, wrinkle-free application. The non-irritating adhesive provides a secure hold while remaining gentle on skin. Water-resistant construction maintains adhesion in moist environments. Suitable for use as a secondary dressing to secure gauze, foams, gels, and other primary dressings. Available in two roll sizes.
Hospitals, clinics, and home health providers that need a non-woven retention tape for securing primary dressings will find Hypafix a water-resistant, breathable option available in 2 inch and 4 inch widths. Nursing staff and clinicians who need a retention tape that can be cut to length and conforms easily to curved surfaces will find the stretchy non-woven construction practical for a wide range of application sites. DME providers and medical supply retailers that stock Smith and Nephew tapes will find the SN4209 and SN4210 consistently available non-woven retention tape rolls.
Which size should I choose — 2 inch or 4 inch?
The 2 inch x 11 yard roll (SN4209) is suited for smaller application sites or narrow areas. The 4 inch x 10 yard roll (SN4210) works well for larger dressings on broader surfaces. Both sizes can be cut to any length needed.
Can Hypafix tape get wet?
Hypafix is water resistant, meaning it maintains adhesion in moist environments and can tolerate brief exposure to water. It is not fully waterproof, so prolonged submersion is not recommended.
How is Hypafix applied?
Peel the backing and apply the tape over the primary dressing, smoothing it down from the center outward to avoid wrinkles. The stretchy non-woven fabric conforms easily to curved or irregular surfaces. Cut to the desired length before or after application.
How do I remove Hypafix tape?
Peel the tape back slowly at a low angle, supporting the skin as you go. The non-irritating adhesive is designed to release gently without leaving significant residue.