This invention relates to the field of medical dressings and
skin device fixation technology, and in particular to a dressing tape for fixing small devices on the
skin surface. It comprises, from the inside out, a
contact layer, a support layer, a fixation layer, and a
functional modification layer. The
contact layer is in direct contact with the
skin, and the fixation layer is used to bond and fix the small device to the surface. The
layers are bonded together using a gradient
bonding process, where the
bonding strength increases progressively from the
contact layer to the fixation layer. The contact layer of this invention uses a
silicone-hydrocolloid blend modified material, combining the ultra-low allergenicity of
silicone with the skin-friendly and exudation-absorbing properties of hydrocolloids. It is further enhanced with a medical-grade
toughening agent to improve
extensibility.
Biocompatibility testing shows no allergenicity or
cytotoxicity, exhibiting ultra-low allergenicity and high skin-friendliness, making it suitable for all populations, including the general
population, people with
sensitive skin, and children. Removal causes no
skin damage.