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KT Tape�

Kinesiology Therapeutic Tape

Elastic Sport Tape For Pain Relief and Support. Prevent Injury Recover Faster. Play Harder.

Training for a Triathlon, 24-hour race, or just another gold medal?
New KT TAPE PRO is just what the trainer ordered- Performance engineered to stay in place through even the most demanding workouts, its new long lasting sure stick adhesive an synthetic fibers will give you maximum support in harsh conditions.

GO AHEAD, PLAY HARDER.

MAXIMUM LEVEL OF SUPPORT during long, high-impact workouts
MAXIMUM STRENGTH ADHESIVE for wet, nasty conditions
MULTI-DAY-COMFORT for additional days of wear
REFLECTIVE for increased visibility
PREFORMANCE ENGINEERED synthetic fibers for additional support
20 EASY-TO-USE PRECUT STRIPS in each box

FOR COMMON INJURIES

Carpal Tunnel
Hamstring Strain
Wrist Pain
Runner's Knee
Neck Stain
Calf Strain
Shoulder Pain
Achilles Tendonitis
Tennis Elbow
Plantar Fasciitis
Golfer's Elbow
Shin Splints
Rib Pain
Ankle SprainGluteus Pain
Quad Strain

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Health Notes

Black Horehound

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This supplement has been used in connection with the following health conditions:

Used for	Amount	Why
Menorrhagia	Refer to label instructions	[1 star] Black horehound has been used traditionally for heavy periods. Learn More
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Motion Sickness	Refer to label instructions	[1 star] Black horehound is sometimes used by herbalists to treat nausea associated with motion sickness. Learn More
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Nausea	Refer to label instructions	[1 star] Black horehound has primarily been used in European traditional herbalism to relieve nausea, anxiety, or the combination of these conditions. Learn More
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Parts Used & Where Grown

This European mint family (Lamiaceae) plant now grows in North America and on other continents as well. The leaf and flower are used medicinally. This plant should not be confused with white horehound, which acts differently.

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