Kinesiology tape is a thin, elastic, and breathable tape invented in the 1970s by dr. kenzo kase in japan. it is drug-free and primarily aids in rehabilitation and enhances athletic performance through physical action

✨ core functionality

Kinesio tape is applied to the skin surface and uses its elasticity to produce subtle mechanical effects, thereby achieving a variety of effects:

Pain relief: by lifting the skin, increasing the subcutaneous tissue gap, and reducing the pressure on pain receptors, the pain can be relieved

Reduce edema: increased tissue gaps help improve lymphatic and blood circulation, promote the absorption of local tissue fluid, congestion and other metabolites, and reduce swelling

Support and relaxation for muscles

Support: when the retraction direction of the patch is consistent with the direction of muscle contraction, it can assist muscle contraction and support weak muscles

Relaxation: when the retraction direction of the patch is opposite to the direction of muscle contraction, it can relieve muscle tension and spasm.

Enhance proprioception: the continuous stimulation of the skin by the patch can increase the sense of slot position and movement of the joints, helping to correct posture and enhance joint stability.