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| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape Clinic Roll Length - 32m x 5cm - Black" |
| "Brand new to Vivomed, Levotape kinesiology tape now available in the longer clinic rolls 32m x 5cm. Levotape has been on the market for over 5 years having sold hundreds of thousands of rolls and is considered by medical professionals and athletes alike as one of the best kinesiology tape on the market for an amazing price. Also available in 5m length rolls in 8 colours, please click here to see the full range of Levotape kinesiology tapes. To help you learn how to apply Levotape kinesiology tape in a practical and professional manner Vivomed have created an online kinesiology taping course that on completion allows you to print off a 6 hour CPD certificate for your records, to learn more please click here"
Price: 29.52 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape Clinic Roll Length - 32m x 5cm - Pink" |
| "Brand new to Vivomed, Levotape kinesiology tape now available in the longer clinic rolls 32m x 5cm. Levotape has been on the market for over 5 years having sold hundreds of thousands of rolls and is considered by medical professionals and athletes alike as one of the best kinesiology tape on the market for an amazing price. Also available in 5m length rolls in 8 colours, please click here to see the full range of Levotape kinesiology tapes. To help you learn how to apply Levotape kinesiology tape in a practical and professional manner Vivomed have created an online kinesiology taping course that on completion allows you to print off a 6 hour CPD certificate for your records, to learn more please click here"
Price: 29.52 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape Clinic Roll Length - 32m x 5cm - Beige" |
| "Brand new to Vivomed, Levotape kinesiology tape now available in the longer clinic rolls 32m x 5cm. Levotape has been on the market for over 5 years having sold hundreds of thousands of rolls and is considered by medical professionals and athletes alike as one of the best kinesiology tape on the market for an amazing price. Also available in 5m length rolls in 8 colours, please click here to see the full range of Levotape kinesiology tapes. To help you learn how to apply Levotape kinesiology tape in a practical and professional manner Vivomed have created an online kinesiology taping course that on completion allows you to print off a 6 hour CPD certificate for your records, to learn more please click here"
Price: 29.52 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape available in 8 colours - 5cm x 5m Beige - 1 Roll" |
| "Learn how to apply and use Kinesiology Tape using Vivomed's unique online Kinesiology Taping Course with 6 hours certified CPD and 30 days access to all the training videos Top quality Kinesiology tape from Vivomed, displaying optimal adhesive properties combined with top quality fabric. Over 100,000 rolls sold Worldwide. Professional bulk buy discounts (up to 16%) available for boxes of 6 and 24 Stronger adhesive properties than K-Active & Kinesio Tape Extra elasticity to optimize tissue lift Water resistant Coating 8 Vivid colours Far better value than Mueller Kinesiology Tape or Rocktape Vivomed has been in the forefront of developing the Kinesiology Taping training courses and supplies in the UK and Ireland for over 8 years. The Kinesiology Taping method was created by Dr Kenzo Kase in the late 1970's. In an attempt to optimize his treatment of injuries and acute and chronic illnesses, he experimented with traditional tapes and techniques, but found them limited in their applications. Fundamental to Dr Kase's development of the Taping technique was the study of the muscles and skin. Dr Kase was intriqued by the skin and its function as the body's largest reflex organ. He was also able to see that the muscles not only reacted to environmental changes, but also theorised in their ability to support the body's own healing and regeneration processes. The muscles, therefore, not only make movement possible, but also effect microcirculation, neuromuscular transmission, etc. Using the skin as the model Dr Kase endeavoured to create a material which would augment the skin's capacity to transmit stimulating and healing information via the skin's many receptors. He collaborated with the huge Japanese company Nitto Denko to create the tape which was called Kinesio Tape. The tape had a number of unique qualitities not seen before in existing tapes. The medical grade acrylic adhesive for example is applied as a wave to allow the skin to breathe and to help the circulation of sweat and air. This wave pattern was patented in Japan by Nitto Denko. However in December 2006 the Kinesio organisation took the decision to stop using the tape manufactured by Nitto Denko and source their tape outside Japan. In an effort to maintain supplies of the original tape European practitioners founded K-Active Europe. K-Active Europe now import the original tape from Japan so maintaining the top quality product for european practitioners."
Price: 5.82 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape available in 8 colours - 5cm x 5m Beige - 6 Rolls" |
| "Learn how to apply and use Kinesiology Tape using Vivomed's unique online Kinesiology Taping Course with 6 hours certified CPD and 30 days access to all the training videos Top quality Kinesiology tape from Vivomed, displaying optimal adhesive properties combined with top quality fabric. Over 100,000 rolls sold Worldwide. Professional bulk buy discounts (up to 16%) available for boxes of 6 and 24 Stronger adhesive properties than K-Active & Kinesio Tape Extra elasticity to optimize tissue lift Water resistant Coating 8 Vivid colours Far better value than Mueller Kinesiology Tape or Rocktape Vivomed has been in the forefront of developing the Kinesiology Taping training courses and supplies in the UK and Ireland for over 8 years. The Kinesiology Taping method was created by Dr Kenzo Kase in the late 1970's. In an attempt to optimize his treatment of injuries and acute and chronic illnesses, he experimented with traditional tapes and techniques, but found them limited in their applications. Fundamental to Dr Kase's development of the Taping technique was the study of the muscles and skin. Dr Kase was intriqued by the skin and its function as the body's largest reflex organ. He was also able to see that the muscles not only reacted to environmental changes, but also theorised in their ability to support the body's own healing and regeneration processes. The muscles, therefore, not only make movement possible, but also effect microcirculation, neuromuscular transmission, etc. Using the skin as the model Dr Kase endeavoured to create a material which would augment the skin's capacity to transmit stimulating and healing information via the skin's many receptors. He collaborated with the huge Japanese company Nitto Denko to create the tape which was called Kinesio Tape. The tape had a number of unique qualitities not seen before in existing tapes. The medical grade acrylic adhesive for example is applied as a wave to allow the skin to breathe and to help the circulation of sweat and air. This wave pattern was patented in Japan by Nitto Denko. However in December 2006 the Kinesio organisation took the decision to stop using the tape manufactured by Nitto Denko and source their tape outside Japan. In an effort to maintain supplies of the original tape European practitioners founded K-Active Europe. K-Active Europe now import the original tape from Japan so maintaining the top quality product for european practitioners."
Price: 33.22 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape available in 8 colours - 5cm x 5m Beige - 24 Rolls" |
| "Learn how to apply and use Kinesiology Tape using Vivomed's unique online Kinesiology Taping Course with 6 hours certified CPD and 30 days access to all the training videos Top quality Kinesiology tape from Vivomed, displaying optimal adhesive properties combined with top quality fabric. Over 100,000 rolls sold Worldwide. Professional bulk buy discounts (up to 16%) available for boxes of 6 and 24 Stronger adhesive properties than K-Active & Kinesio Tape Extra elasticity to optimize tissue lift Water resistant Coating 8 Vivid colours Far better value than Mueller Kinesiology Tape or Rocktape Vivomed has been in the forefront of developing the Kinesiology Taping training courses and supplies in the UK and Ireland for over 8 years. The Kinesiology Taping method was created by Dr Kenzo Kase in the late 1970's. In an attempt to optimize his treatment of injuries and acute and chronic illnesses, he experimented with traditional tapes and techniques, but found them limited in their applications. Fundamental to Dr Kase's development of the Taping technique was the study of the muscles and skin. Dr Kase was intriqued by the skin and its function as the body's largest reflex organ. He was also able to see that the muscles not only reacted to environmental changes, but also theorised in their ability to support the body's own healing and regeneration processes. The muscles, therefore, not only make movement possible, but also effect microcirculation, neuromuscular transmission, etc. Using the skin as the model Dr Kase endeavoured to create a material which would augment the skin's capacity to transmit stimulating and healing information via the skin's many receptors. He collaborated with the huge Japanese company Nitto Denko to create the tape which was called Kinesio Tape. The tape had a number of unique qualitities not seen before in existing tapes. The medical grade acrylic adhesive for example is applied as a wave to allow the skin to breathe and to help the circulation of sweat and air. This wave pattern was patented in Japan by Nitto Denko. However in December 2006 the Kinesio organisation took the decision to stop using the tape manufactured by Nitto Denko and source their tape outside Japan. In an effort to maintain supplies of the original tape European practitioners founded K-Active Europe. K-Active Europe now import the original tape from Japan so maintaining the top quality product for european practitioners."
Price: 124.03 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape available in 8 colours - 5cm x 5m Black - 1 Roll" |
| "Learn how to apply and use Kinesiology Tape using Vivomed's unique online Kinesiology Taping Course with 6 hours certified CPD and 30 days access to all the training videos Top quality Kinesiology tape from Vivomed, displaying optimal adhesive properties combined with top quality fabric. Over 100,000 rolls sold Worldwide. Professional bulk buy discounts (up to 16%) available for boxes of 6 and 24 Stronger adhesive properties than K-Active & Kinesio Tape Extra elasticity to optimize tissue lift Water resistant Coating 8 Vivid colours Far better value than Mueller Kinesiology Tape or Rocktape Vivomed has been in the forefront of developing the Kinesiology Taping training courses and supplies in the UK and Ireland for over 8 years. The Kinesiology Taping method was created by Dr Kenzo Kase in the late 1970's. In an attempt to optimize his treatment of injuries and acute and chronic illnesses, he experimented with traditional tapes and techniques, but found them limited in their applications. Fundamental to Dr Kase's development of the Taping technique was the study of the muscles and skin. Dr Kase was intriqued by the skin and its function as the body's largest reflex organ. He was also able to see that the muscles not only reacted to environmental changes, but also theorised in their ability to support the body's own healing and regeneration processes. The muscles, therefore, not only make movement possible, but also effect microcirculation, neuromuscular transmission, etc. Using the skin as the model Dr Kase endeavoured to create a material which would augment the skin's capacity to transmit stimulating and healing information via the skin's many receptors. He collaborated with the huge Japanese company Nitto Denko to create the tape which was called Kinesio Tape. The tape had a number of unique qualitities not seen before in existing tapes. The medical grade acrylic adhesive for example is applied as a wave to allow the skin to breathe and to help the circulation of sweat and air. This wave pattern was patented in Japan by Nitto Denko. However in December 2006 the Kinesio organisation took the decision to stop using the tape manufactured by Nitto Denko and source their tape outside Japan. In an effort to maintain supplies of the original tape European practitioners founded K-Active Europe. K-Active Europe now import the original tape from Japan so maintaining the top quality product for european practitioners."
Price: 5.82 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape available in 8 colours - 5cm x 5m Black - 6 Rolls" |
| "Learn how to apply and use Kinesiology Tape using Vivomed's unique online Kinesiology Taping Course with 6 hours certified CPD and 30 days access to all the training videos Top quality Kinesiology tape from Vivomed, displaying optimal adhesive properties combined with top quality fabric. Over 100,000 rolls sold Worldwide. Professional bulk buy discounts (up to 16%) available for boxes of 6 and 24 Stronger adhesive properties than K-Active & Kinesio Tape Extra elasticity to optimize tissue lift Water resistant Coating 8 Vivid colours Far better value than Mueller Kinesiology Tape or Rocktape Vivomed has been in the forefront of developing the Kinesiology Taping training courses and supplies in the UK and Ireland for over 8 years. The Kinesiology Taping method was created by Dr Kenzo Kase in the late 1970's. In an attempt to optimize his treatment of injuries and acute and chronic illnesses, he experimented with traditional tapes and techniques, but found them limited in their applications. Fundamental to Dr Kase's development of the Taping technique was the study of the muscles and skin. Dr Kase was intriqued by the skin and its function as the body's largest reflex organ. He was also able to see that the muscles not only reacted to environmental changes, but also theorised in their ability to support the body's own healing and regeneration processes. The muscles, therefore, not only make movement possible, but also effect microcirculation, neuromuscular transmission, etc. Using the skin as the model Dr Kase endeavoured to create a material which would augment the skin's capacity to transmit stimulating and healing information via the skin's many receptors. He collaborated with the huge Japanese company Nitto Denko to create the tape which was called Kinesio Tape. The tape had a number of unique qualitities not seen before in existing tapes. The medical grade acrylic adhesive for example is applied as a wave to allow the skin to breathe and to help the circulation of sweat and air. This wave pattern was patented in Japan by Nitto Denko. However in December 2006 the Kinesio organisation took the decision to stop using the tape manufactured by Nitto Denko and source their tape outside Japan. In an effort to maintain supplies of the original tape European practitioners founded K-Active Europe. K-Active Europe now import the original tape from Japan so maintaining the top quality product for european practitioners."
Price: 33.22 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape available in 8 colours - 5cm x 5m Black - 24 Rolls" |
| "Learn how to apply and use Kinesiology Tape using Vivomed's unique online Kinesiology Taping Course with 6 hours certified CPD and 30 days access to all the training videos Top quality Kinesiology tape from Vivomed, displaying optimal adhesive properties combined with top quality fabric. Over 100,000 rolls sold Worldwide. Professional bulk buy discounts (up to 16%) available for boxes of 6 and 24 Stronger adhesive properties than K-Active & Kinesio Tape Extra elasticity to optimize tissue lift Water resistant Coating 8 Vivid colours Far better value than Mueller Kinesiology Tape or Rocktape Vivomed has been in the forefront of developing the Kinesiology Taping training courses and supplies in the UK and Ireland for over 8 years. The Kinesiology Taping method was created by Dr Kenzo Kase in the late 1970's. In an attempt to optimize his treatment of injuries and acute and chronic illnesses, he experimented with traditional tapes and techniques, but found them limited in their applications. Fundamental to Dr Kase's development of the Taping technique was the study of the muscles and skin. Dr Kase was intriqued by the skin and its function as the body's largest reflex organ. He was also able to see that the muscles not only reacted to environmental changes, but also theorised in their ability to support the body's own healing and regeneration processes. The muscles, therefore, not only make movement possible, but also effect microcirculation, neuromuscular transmission, etc. Using the skin as the model Dr Kase endeavoured to create a material which would augment the skin's capacity to transmit stimulating and healing information via the skin's many receptors. He collaborated with the huge Japanese company Nitto Denko to create the tape which was called Kinesio Tape. The tape had a number of unique qualitities not seen before in existing tapes. The medical grade acrylic adhesive for example is applied as a wave to allow the skin to breathe and to help the circulation of sweat and air. This wave pattern was patented in Japan by Nitto Denko. However in December 2006 the Kinesio organisation took the decision to stop using the tape manufactured by Nitto Denko and source their tape outside Japan. In an effort to maintain supplies of the original tape European practitioners founded K-Active Europe. K-Active Europe now import the original tape from Japan so maintaining the top quality product for european practitioners."
Price: 124.03 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape available in 8 colours - 5cm x 5m Blue - 1 Roll" |
| "Learn how to apply and use Kinesiology Tape using Vivomed's unique online Kinesiology Taping Course with 6 hours certified CPD and 30 days access to all the training videos Top quality Kinesiology tape from Vivomed, displaying optimal adhesive properties combined with top quality fabric. Over 100,000 rolls sold Worldwide. Professional bulk buy discounts (up to 16%) available for boxes of 6 and 24 Stronger adhesive properties than K-Active & Kinesio Tape Extra elasticity to optimize tissue lift Water resistant Coating 8 Vivid colours Far better value than Mueller Kinesiology Tape or Rocktape Vivomed has been in the forefront of developing the Kinesiology Taping training courses and supplies in the UK and Ireland for over 8 years. The Kinesiology Taping method was created by Dr Kenzo Kase in the late 1970's. In an attempt to optimize his treatment of injuries and acute and chronic illnesses, he experimented with traditional tapes and techniques, but found them limited in their applications. Fundamental to Dr Kase's development of the Taping technique was the study of the muscles and skin. Dr Kase was intriqued by the skin and its function as the body's largest reflex organ. He was also able to see that the muscles not only reacted to environmental changes, but also theorised in their ability to support the body's own healing and regeneration processes. The muscles, therefore, not only make movement possible, but also effect microcirculation, neuromuscular transmission, etc. Using the skin as the model Dr Kase endeavoured to create a material which would augment the skin's capacity to transmit stimulating and healing information via the skin's many receptors. He collaborated with the huge Japanese company Nitto Denko to create the tape which was called Kinesio Tape. The tape had a number of unique qualitities not seen before in existing tapes. The medical grade acrylic adhesive for example is applied as a wave to allow the skin to breathe and to help the circulation of sweat and air. This wave pattern was patented in Japan by Nitto Denko. However in December 2006 the Kinesio organisation took the decision to stop using the tape manufactured by Nitto Denko and source their tape outside Japan. In an effort to maintain supplies of the original tape European practitioners founded K-Active Europe. K-Active Europe now import the original tape from Japan so maintaining the top quality product for european practitioners."
Price: 5.82 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape available in 8 colours - 5cm x 5m Blue - 6 Rolls" |
| "Learn how to apply and use Kinesiology Tape using Vivomed's unique online Kinesiology Taping Course with 6 hours certified CPD and 30 days access to all the training videos Top quality Kinesiology tape from Vivomed, displaying optimal adhesive properties combined with top quality fabric. Over 100,000 rolls sold Worldwide. Professional bulk buy discounts (up to 16%) available for boxes of 6 and 24 Stronger adhesive properties than K-Active & Kinesio Tape Extra elasticity to optimize tissue lift Water resistant Coating 8 Vivid colours Far better value than Mueller Kinesiology Tape or Rocktape Vivomed has been in the forefront of developing the Kinesiology Taping training courses and supplies in the UK and Ireland for over 8 years. The Kinesiology Taping method was created by Dr Kenzo Kase in the late 1970's. In an attempt to optimize his treatment of injuries and acute and chronic illnesses, he experimented with traditional tapes and techniques, but found them limited in their applications. Fundamental to Dr Kase's development of the Taping technique was the study of the muscles and skin. Dr Kase was intriqued by the skin and its function as the body's largest reflex organ. He was also able to see that the muscles not only reacted to environmental changes, but also theorised in their ability to support the body's own healing and regeneration processes. The muscles, therefore, not only make movement possible, but also effect microcirculation, neuromuscular transmission, etc. Using the skin as the model Dr Kase endeavoured to create a material which would augment the skin's capacity to transmit stimulating and healing information via the skin's many receptors. He collaborated with the huge Japanese company Nitto Denko to create the tape which was called Kinesio Tape. The tape had a number of unique qualitities not seen before in existing tapes. The medical grade acrylic adhesive for example is applied as a wave to allow the skin to breathe and to help the circulation of sweat and air. This wave pattern was patented in Japan by Nitto Denko. However in December 2006 the Kinesio organisation took the decision to stop using the tape manufactured by Nitto Denko and source their tape outside Japan. In an effort to maintain supplies of the original tape European practitioners founded K-Active Europe. K-Active Europe now import the original tape from Japan so maintaining the top quality product for european practitioners."
Price: 33.22 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape available in 8 colours - 5cm x 5m Blue - 24 Rolls" |
| "Learn how to apply and use Kinesiology Tape using Vivomed's unique online Kinesiology Taping Course with 6 hours certified CPD and 30 days access to all the training videos Top quality Kinesiology tape from Vivomed, displaying optimal adhesive properties combined with top quality fabric. Over 100,000 rolls sold Worldwide. Professional bulk buy discounts (up to 16%) available for boxes of 6 and 24 Stronger adhesive properties than K-Active & Kinesio Tape Extra elasticity to optimize tissue lift Water resistant Coating 8 Vivid colours Far better value than Mueller Kinesiology Tape or Rocktape Vivomed has been in the forefront of developing the Kinesiology Taping training courses and supplies in the UK and Ireland for over 8 years. The Kinesiology Taping method was created by Dr Kenzo Kase in the late 1970's. In an attempt to optimize his treatment of injuries and acute and chronic illnesses, he experimented with traditional tapes and techniques, but found them limited in their applications. Fundamental to Dr Kase's development of the Taping technique was the study of the muscles and skin. Dr Kase was intriqued by the skin and its function as the body's largest reflex organ. He was also able to see that the muscles not only reacted to environmental changes, but also theorised in their ability to support the body's own healing and regeneration processes. The muscles, therefore, not only make movement possible, but also effect microcirculation, neuromuscular transmission, etc. Using the skin as the model Dr Kase endeavoured to create a material which would augment the skin's capacity to transmit stimulating and healing information via the skin's many receptors. He collaborated with the huge Japanese company Nitto Denko to create the tape which was called Kinesio Tape. The tape had a number of unique qualitities not seen before in existing tapes. The medical grade acrylic adhesive for example is applied as a wave to allow the skin to breathe and to help the circulation of sweat and air. This wave pattern was patented in Japan by Nitto Denko. However in December 2006 the Kinesio organisation took the decision to stop using the tape manufactured by Nitto Denko and source their tape outside Japan. In an effort to maintain supplies of the original tape European practitioners founded K-Active Europe. K-Active Europe now import the original tape from Japan so maintaining the top quality product for european practitioners."
Price: 124.03 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape available in 8 colours - 5cm x 5m Green - 1 Roll" |
| "Learn how to apply and use Kinesiology Tape using Vivomed's unique online Kinesiology Taping Course with 6 hours certified CPD and 30 days access to all the training videos Top quality Kinesiology tape from Vivomed, displaying optimal adhesive properties combined with top quality fabric. Over 100,000 rolls sold Worldwide. Professional bulk buy discounts (up to 16%) available for boxes of 6 and 24 Stronger adhesive properties than K-Active & Kinesio Tape Extra elasticity to optimize tissue lift Water resistant Coating 8 Vivid colours Far better value than Mueller Kinesiology Tape or Rocktape Vivomed has been in the forefront of developing the Kinesiology Taping training courses and supplies in the UK and Ireland for over 8 years. The Kinesiology Taping method was created by Dr Kenzo Kase in the late 1970's. In an attempt to optimize his treatment of injuries and acute and chronic illnesses, he experimented with traditional tapes and techniques, but found them limited in their applications. Fundamental to Dr Kase's development of the Taping technique was the study of the muscles and skin. Dr Kase was intriqued by the skin and its function as the body's largest reflex organ. He was also able to see that the muscles not only reacted to environmental changes, but also theorised in their ability to support the body's own healing and regeneration processes. The muscles, therefore, not only make movement possible, but also effect microcirculation, neuromuscular transmission, etc. Using the skin as the model Dr Kase endeavoured to create a material which would augment the skin's capacity to transmit stimulating and healing information via the skin's many receptors. He collaborated with the huge Japanese company Nitto Denko to create the tape which was called Kinesio Tape. The tape had a number of unique qualitities not seen before in existing tapes. The medical grade acrylic adhesive for example is applied as a wave to allow the skin to breathe and to help the circulation of sweat and air. This wave pattern was patented in Japan by Nitto Denko. However in December 2006 the Kinesio organisation took the decision to stop using the tape manufactured by Nitto Denko and source their tape outside Japan. In an effort to maintain supplies of the original tape European practitioners founded K-Active Europe. K-Active Europe now import the original tape from Japan so maintaining the top quality product for european practitioners."
Price: 5.82 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape available in 8 colours - 5cm x 5m Green - 6 Rolls" |
| "Learn how to apply and use Kinesiology Tape using Vivomed's unique online Kinesiology Taping Course with 6 hours certified CPD and 30 days access to all the training videos Top quality Kinesiology tape from Vivomed, displaying optimal adhesive properties combined with top quality fabric. Over 100,000 rolls sold Worldwide. Professional bulk buy discounts (up to 16%) available for boxes of 6 and 24 Stronger adhesive properties than K-Active & Kinesio Tape Extra elasticity to optimize tissue lift Water resistant Coating 8 Vivid colours Far better value than Mueller Kinesiology Tape or Rocktape Vivomed has been in the forefront of developing the Kinesiology Taping training courses and supplies in the UK and Ireland for over 8 years. The Kinesiology Taping method was created by Dr Kenzo Kase in the late 1970's. In an attempt to optimize his treatment of injuries and acute and chronic illnesses, he experimented with traditional tapes and techniques, but found them limited in their applications. Fundamental to Dr Kase's development of the Taping technique was the study of the muscles and skin. Dr Kase was intriqued by the skin and its function as the body's largest reflex organ. He was also able to see that the muscles not only reacted to environmental changes, but also theorised in their ability to support the body's own healing and regeneration processes. The muscles, therefore, not only make movement possible, but also effect microcirculation, neuromuscular transmission, etc. Using the skin as the model Dr Kase endeavoured to create a material which would augment the skin's capacity to transmit stimulating and healing information via the skin's many receptors. He collaborated with the huge Japanese company Nitto Denko to create the tape which was called Kinesio Tape. The tape had a number of unique qualitities not seen before in existing tapes. The medical grade acrylic adhesive for example is applied as a wave to allow the skin to breathe and to help the circulation of sweat and air. This wave pattern was patented in Japan by Nitto Denko. However in December 2006 the Kinesio organisation took the decision to stop using the tape manufactured by Nitto Denko and source their tape outside Japan. In an effort to maintain supplies of the original tape European practitioners founded K-Active Europe. K-Active Europe now import the original tape from Japan so maintaining the top quality product for european practitioners."
Price: 33.22 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape available in 8 colours - 5cm x 5m Green - 24 Rolls" |
| "Learn how to apply and use Kinesiology Tape using Vivomed's unique online Kinesiology Taping Course with 6 hours certified CPD and 30 days access to all the training videos Top quality Kinesiology tape from Vivomed, displaying optimal adhesive properties combined with top quality fabric. Over 100,000 rolls sold Worldwide. Professional bulk buy discounts (up to 16%) available for boxes of 6 and 24 Stronger adhesive properties than K-Active & Kinesio Tape Extra elasticity to optimize tissue lift Water resistant Coating 8 Vivid colours Far better value than Mueller Kinesiology Tape or Rocktape Vivomed has been in the forefront of developing the Kinesiology Taping training courses and supplies in the UK and Ireland for over 8 years. The Kinesiology Taping method was created by Dr Kenzo Kase in the late 1970's. In an attempt to optimize his treatment of injuries and acute and chronic illnesses, he experimented with traditional tapes and techniques, but found them limited in their applications. Fundamental to Dr Kase's development of the Taping technique was the study of the muscles and skin. Dr Kase was intriqued by the skin and its function as the body's largest reflex organ. He was also able to see that the muscles not only reacted to environmental changes, but also theorised in their ability to support the body's own healing and regeneration processes. The muscles, therefore, not only make movement possible, but also effect microcirculation, neuromuscular transmission, etc. Using the skin as the model Dr Kase endeavoured to create a material which would augment the skin's capacity to transmit stimulating and healing information via the skin's many receptors. He collaborated with the huge Japanese company Nitto Denko to create the tape which was called Kinesio Tape. The tape had a number of unique qualitities not seen before in existing tapes. The medical grade acrylic adhesive for example is applied as a wave to allow the skin to breathe and to help the circulation of sweat and air. This wave pattern was patented in Japan by Nitto Denko. However in December 2006 the Kinesio organisation took the decision to stop using the tape manufactured by Nitto Denko and source their tape outside Japan. In an effort to maintain supplies of the original tape European practitioners founded K-Active Europe. K-Active Europe now import the original tape from Japan so maintaining the top quality product for european practitioners."
Price: 124.03 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape available in 8 colours - 5cm x 5m Pink - 1 Roll" |
| "Learn how to apply and use Kinesiology Tape using Vivomed's unique online Kinesiology Taping Course with 6 hours certified CPD and 30 days access to all the training videos Top quality Kinesiology tape from Vivomed, displaying optimal adhesive properties combined with top quality fabric. Over 100,000 rolls sold Worldwide. Professional bulk buy discounts (up to 16%) available for boxes of 6 and 24 Stronger adhesive properties than K-Active & Kinesio Tape Extra elasticity to optimize tissue lift Water resistant Coating 8 Vivid colours Far better value than Mueller Kinesiology Tape or Rocktape Vivomed has been in the forefront of developing the Kinesiology Taping training courses and supplies in the UK and Ireland for over 8 years. The Kinesiology Taping method was created by Dr Kenzo Kase in the late 1970's. In an attempt to optimize his treatment of injuries and acute and chronic illnesses, he experimented with traditional tapes and techniques, but found them limited in their applications. Fundamental to Dr Kase's development of the Taping technique was the study of the muscles and skin. Dr Kase was intriqued by the skin and its function as the body's largest reflex organ. He was also able to see that the muscles not only reacted to environmental changes, but also theorised in their ability to support the body's own healing and regeneration processes. The muscles, therefore, not only make movement possible, but also effect microcirculation, neuromuscular transmission, etc. Using the skin as the model Dr Kase endeavoured to create a material which would augment the skin's capacity to transmit stimulating and healing information via the skin's many receptors. He collaborated with the huge Japanese company Nitto Denko to create the tape which was called Kinesio Tape. The tape had a number of unique qualitities not seen before in existing tapes. The medical grade acrylic adhesive for example is applied as a wave to allow the skin to breathe and to help the circulation of sweat and air. This wave pattern was patented in Japan by Nitto Denko. However in December 2006 the Kinesio organisation took the decision to stop using the tape manufactured by Nitto Denko and source their tape outside Japan. In an effort to maintain supplies of the original tape European practitioners founded K-Active Europe. K-Active Europe now import the original tape from Japan so maintaining the top quality product for european practitioners."
Price: 5.82 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape available in 8 colours - 5cm x 5m Pink - 6 Rolls" |
| "Learn how to apply and use Kinesiology Tape using Vivomed's unique online Kinesiology Taping Course with 6 hours certified CPD and 30 days access to all the training videos Top quality Kinesiology tape from Vivomed, displaying optimal adhesive properties combined with top quality fabric. Over 100,000 rolls sold Worldwide. Professional bulk buy discounts (up to 16%) available for boxes of 6 and 24 Stronger adhesive properties than K-Active & Kinesio Tape Extra elasticity to optimize tissue lift Water resistant Coating 8 Vivid colours Far better value than Mueller Kinesiology Tape or Rocktape Vivomed has been in the forefront of developing the Kinesiology Taping training courses and supplies in the UK and Ireland for over 8 years. The Kinesiology Taping method was created by Dr Kenzo Kase in the late 1970's. In an attempt to optimize his treatment of injuries and acute and chronic illnesses, he experimented with traditional tapes and techniques, but found them limited in their applications. Fundamental to Dr Kase's development of the Taping technique was the study of the muscles and skin. Dr Kase was intriqued by the skin and its function as the body's largest reflex organ. He was also able to see that the muscles not only reacted to environmental changes, but also theorised in their ability to support the body's own healing and regeneration processes. The muscles, therefore, not only make movement possible, but also effect microcirculation, neuromuscular transmission, etc. Using the skin as the model Dr Kase endeavoured to create a material which would augment the skin's capacity to transmit stimulating and healing information via the skin's many receptors. He collaborated with the huge Japanese company Nitto Denko to create the tape which was called Kinesio Tape. The tape had a number of unique qualitities not seen before in existing tapes. The medical grade acrylic adhesive for example is applied as a wave to allow the skin to breathe and to help the circulation of sweat and air. This wave pattern was patented in Japan by Nitto Denko. However in December 2006 the Kinesio organisation took the decision to stop using the tape manufactured by Nitto Denko and source their tape outside Japan. In an effort to maintain supplies of the original tape European practitioners founded K-Active Europe. K-Active Europe now import the original tape from Japan so maintaining the top quality product for european practitioners."
Price: 33.22 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape available in 8 colours - 5cm x 5m Pink - 24 Rolls" |
| "Learn how to apply and use Kinesiology Tape using Vivomed's unique online Kinesiology Taping Course with 6 hours certified CPD and 30 days access to all the training videos Top quality Kinesiology tape from Vivomed, displaying optimal adhesive properties combined with top quality fabric. Over 100,000 rolls sold Worldwide. Professional bulk buy discounts (up to 16%) available for boxes of 6 and 24 Stronger adhesive properties than K-Active & Kinesio Tape Extra elasticity to optimize tissue lift Water resistant Coating 8 Vivid colours Far better value than Mueller Kinesiology Tape or Rocktape Vivomed has been in the forefront of developing the Kinesiology Taping training courses and supplies in the UK and Ireland for over 8 years. The Kinesiology Taping method was created by Dr Kenzo Kase in the late 1970's. In an attempt to optimize his treatment of injuries and acute and chronic illnesses, he experimented with traditional tapes and techniques, but found them limited in their applications. Fundamental to Dr Kase's development of the Taping technique was the study of the muscles and skin. Dr Kase was intriqued by the skin and its function as the body's largest reflex organ. He was also able to see that the muscles not only reacted to environmental changes, but also theorised in their ability to support the body's own healing and regeneration processes. The muscles, therefore, not only make movement possible, but also effect microcirculation, neuromuscular transmission, etc. Using the skin as the model Dr Kase endeavoured to create a material which would augment the skin's capacity to transmit stimulating and healing information via the skin's many receptors. He collaborated with the huge Japanese company Nitto Denko to create the tape which was called Kinesio Tape. The tape had a number of unique qualitities not seen before in existing tapes. The medical grade acrylic adhesive for example is applied as a wave to allow the skin to breathe and to help the circulation of sweat and air. This wave pattern was patented in Japan by Nitto Denko. However in December 2006 the Kinesio organisation took the decision to stop using the tape manufactured by Nitto Denko and source their tape outside Japan. In an effort to maintain supplies of the original tape European practitioners founded K-Active Europe. K-Active Europe now import the original tape from Japan so maintaining the top quality product for european practitioners."
Price: 124.03 |
| "Levotape Kinesiology Tape available in 8 colours - 5cm x 5m Red - 1 Roll" |
| "Learn how to apply and use Kinesiology Tape using Vivomed's unique online Kinesiology Taping Course with 6 hours certified CPD and 30 days access to all the training videos Top quality Kinesiology tape from Vivomed, displaying optimal adhesive properties combined with top quality fabric. Over 100,000 rolls sold Worldwide. Professional bulk buy discounts (up to 16%) available for boxes of 6 and 24 Stronger adhesive properties than K-Active & Kinesio Tape Extra elasticity to optimize tissue lift Water resistant Coating 8 Vivid colours Far better value than Mueller Kinesiology Tape or Rocktape Vivomed has been in the forefront of developing the Kinesiology Taping training courses and supplies in the UK and Ireland for over 8 years. The Kinesiology Taping method was created by Dr Kenzo Kase in the late 1970's. In an attempt to optimize his treatment of injuries and acute and chronic illnesses, he experimented with traditional tapes and techniques, but found them limited in their applications. Fundamental to Dr Kase's development of the Taping technique was the study of the muscles and skin. Dr Kase was intriqued by the skin and its function as the body's largest reflex organ. He was also able to see that the muscles not only reacted to environmental changes, but also theorised in their ability to support the body's own healing and regeneration processes. The muscles, therefore, not only make movement possible, but also effect microcirculation, neuromuscular transmission, etc. Using the skin as the model Dr Kase endeavoured to create a material which would augment the skin's capacity to transmit stimulating and healing information via the skin's many receptors. He collaborated with the huge Japanese company Nitto Denko to create the tape which was called Kinesio Tape. The tape had a number of unique qualitities not seen before in existing tapes. The medical grade acrylic adhesive for example is applied as a wave to allow the skin to breathe and to help the circulation of sweat and air. This wave pattern was patented in Japan by Nitto Denko. However in December 2006 the Kinesio organisation took the decision to stop using the tape manufactured by Nitto Denko and source their tape outside Japan. In an effort to maintain supplies of the original tape European practitioners founded K-Active Europe. K-Active Europe now import the original tape from Japan so maintaining the top quality product for european practitioners."
Price: 5.82 |
| "SEIRIN Body Acupuncture Chart - 98 x 68 cm" |
| "Acupuncture is a popular and ancient form of alternative medicine. This detailed anatomical poster labels all the important body points for acupuncture. The anatomy poster is a great tool for teaching or as a reference point. Printed on premium glossy (200g) paper. Convenient Poster size 98 x 68 cm (38.58 x 26.77"")."
Price: 16.54 |
| "SEIRIN Ear Acupuncture Chart - 50x67cm" |
| "Acupuncture is an ancient and alternative medicine. This anatomical poster details the important zones and regions of the ear for acupuncture. Whether for education or as a reference tool this anatomy poster is great for anyone interested in ear acupuncture. Printed on premium glossy (200g) paper. Convenient Poster size 50x67cm (20x26'')."
Price: 8.03 |
| "SEIRIN Laser Acupuncture – Successful Therapy Concepts - Volkmar Kreisel, Michael Weber" |
| "This up-to-date book is the perfect introduction to laser acupuncture, and is therefore the ideal accompaniment to everyday practice. Whether you use a laser pen, a laser shower, or a laser needle, all techniques are given sufficient attention in this book. The paediatrician Michael Weber and the anaesthetist Volkmar Kreisel have combined knowledge of TCM with traditional medicine and laser physics, and written a thoroughly guide. In addition to a readable theoretical part that covers the increasing number of positive scientific results of low-level laser therapy, the book contains a practical part that is very well written indeed. The reader will be able to take advantage of the broad experience of the authors and will be introduced to laser acupuncture one step at a time. The user will learn, for each indication, exactly which treatment parameters are recommended (length of treatment, dose, frequencies, as well as the acupuncture points to choose and additional therapy methods). The book does not neglect accompanying measures. Readers will appreciate the fact that the authors cover everything from buying and selecting laser devices right through to practical hints. The necessary business aspects are also thoroughly covered. The book is extensively illustrated. Over 200 tables and illustrations and a special dosage schema ensure a good level of clarity and simplify accessing important facts quickly. 300 pages, over 200 colour illustrations"
Price: 125.21 |
| "HMD Europe - Harmony Medical Classic Plus Acupuncture Needle - 13mm x 0.18mm - Pack of 100" |
| "Commonly used and well recognised standard acupuncture needle in the UK. Surgical stainless steel. Silicon free, Bi-metallic needle suitable for electro-acupuncture and moxibustion. Classic Plus needles are manufactured to standards which exceed European Medical Directive requirements: 4 individual precision processes to guarantee the point and shape of the needle 3 strictly controlled processes to guarantee the body of each needle is free from any residue, and the needle has a fine and smooth surface Assembled in a dedicated clean room Automatic packaging with the latest sealing technology Sterilised with ethylene oxide gas 3 years guarantee of storage stability Quality and safety comply to ISO 13485 standards."
Price: 8.12 |
| "HMD Europe - Harmony Medical Classic Plus Acupuncture Needle - 13mm x 0.20mm - Pack of 100" |
| "Commonly used and well recognised standard acupuncture needle in the UK. Surgical stainless steel. Silicon free, Bi-metallic needle suitable for electro-acupuncture and moxibustion. Classic Plus needles are manufactured to standards which exceed European Medical Directive requirements: 4 individual precision processes to guarantee the point and shape of the needle 3 strictly controlled processes to guarantee the body of each needle is free from any residue, and the needle has a fine and smooth surface Assembled in a dedicated clean room Automatic packaging with the latest sealing technology Sterilised with ethylene oxide gas 3 years guarantee of storage stability Quality and safety comply to ISO 13485 standards."
Price: 8.12 |
| "HMD Europe - Harmony Medical Classic Plus Acupuncture Needle - 13mm x 0.22mm - Pack of 100" |
| "Commonly used and well recognised standard acupuncture needle in the UK. Surgical stainless steel. Silicon free, Bi-metallic needle suitable for electro-acupuncture and moxibustion. Classic Plus needles are manufactured to standards which exceed European Medical Directive requirements: 4 individual precision processes to guarantee the point and shape of the needle 3 strictly controlled processes to guarantee the body of each needle is free from any residue, and the needle has a fine and smooth surface Assembled in a dedicated clean room Automatic packaging with the latest sealing technology Sterilised with ethylene oxide gas 3 years guarantee of storage stability Quality and safety comply to ISO 13485 standards."
Price: 8.12 |
| "HMD Europe - Harmony Medical Classic Plus Acupuncture Needle - 25mm x 0.18mm - Pack of 100" |
| "Commonly used and well recognised standard acupuncture needle in the UK. Surgical stainless steel. Silicon free, Bi-metallic needle suitable for electro-acupuncture and moxibustion. Classic Plus needles are manufactured to standards which exceed European Medical Directive requirements: 4 individual precision processes to guarantee the point and shape of the needle 3 strictly controlled processes to guarantee the body of each needle is free from any residue, and the needle has a fine and smooth surface Assembled in a dedicated clean room Automatic packaging with the latest sealing technology Sterilised with ethylene oxide gas 3 years guarantee of storage stability Quality and safety comply to ISO 13485 standards."
Price: 8.12 |
| "HMD Europe - Harmony Medical Classic Plus Acupuncture Needle - 25mm x 0.20mm - Pack of 100" |
| "Commonly used and well recognised standard acupuncture needle in the UK. Surgical stainless steel. Silicon free, Bi-metallic needle suitable for electro-acupuncture and moxibustion. Classic Plus needles are manufactured to standards which exceed European Medical Directive requirements: 4 individual precision processes to guarantee the point and shape of the needle 3 strictly controlled processes to guarantee the body of each needle is free from any residue, and the needle has a fine and smooth surface Assembled in a dedicated clean room Automatic packaging with the latest sealing technology Sterilised with ethylene oxide gas 3 years guarantee of storage stability Quality and safety comply to ISO 13485 standards."
Price: 8.12 |
| "HMD Europe - Harmony Medical Classic Plus Acupuncture Needle - 25mm x 0.22mm - Pack of 100" |
| "Commonly used and well recognised standard acupuncture needle in the UK. Surgical stainless steel. Silicon free, Bi-metallic needle suitable for electro-acupuncture and moxibustion. Classic Plus needles are manufactured to standards which exceed European Medical Directive requirements: 4 individual precision processes to guarantee the point and shape of the needle 3 strictly controlled processes to guarantee the body of each needle is free from any residue, and the needle has a fine and smooth surface Assembled in a dedicated clean room Automatic packaging with the latest sealing technology Sterilised with ethylene oxide gas 3 years guarantee of storage stability Quality and safety comply to ISO 13485 standards."
Price: 8.12 |
| "Siemens Healthcare Multistix 10 SG Reagent Strips - Reagent Strips - Pack of 100" |
| "Multistix 10 SG Reagent Strips"
Price: 74.81 |
| "Siemens Healthcare Multistix 8 SG Reagent Strips - Reagent Strips - Pack of 100" |
| "Multistix 8 SG Reagent Strips"
Price: 59.64 |
| "Siemens Healthcare Multistix GP Reagent Strips - Reagent Strips - Pack of 25" |
| "Multistix GP Reagent Strips"
Price: 16.15 |
