TenderTouch Cushioned Mask Tape

Protect patients from the rough edges of thermoplastic masks.

Provide your patients with maximum comfort during head and neck radiation therapy treatments with TenderTouch.

Perfect for masks that are cut because of claustrophobia, anxiety, tightness, bolus, bite blocks, electron fields, difficulty breathing, and/or sensitive skin.

Comfort for the patient.

Ease of use for the radiation therapist.

TenderTouch REF 218 applied to the patient's thermoplastic mask

TenderTouch REF 418 applied to thermoplastic mask

smaRT Comfort For Immobilization

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Cushions sharp mask edges to reduce discomfort

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Helps calm anxious patients and improve setup reproducibility

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Applies quickly and conforms to tight corners

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TenderTouch Cushioned Mask Tape

Protect patients from the rough edges of thermoplastic masks.

Provide your patients with maximum comfort during head and neck radiation therapy treatments with TenderTouch.

Perfect for masks that are cut because of claustrophobia, anxiety, tightness, bolus, bite blocks, electron fields, difficulty breathing, and/or sensitive skin.

Comfort for the patient.

Ease of use for the radiation therapist.

smaRT Comfort For Immobilization

•

Cushions sharp mask edges to reduce discomfort

•

Helps calm anxious patients and improve setup reproducibility

•

Applies quickly and conforms to tight corners

TenderTouch Cushioned Mask Tape

Protect patients from the rough edges of thermoplastic masks.

Provide your patients with maximum comfort during head and neck radiation therapy treatments with TenderTouch.

Perfect for masks that are cut because of claustrophobia, anxiety, tightness, bolus, bite blocks, electron fields, difficulty breathing, and/or sensitive skin.

Comfort for the patient.

Ease of use for the radiation therapist.

smaRT Comfort For Immobilization

•

Cushions sharp mask edges to reduce discomfort

•

Helps calm anxious patients and improve setup reproducibility

•

Applies quickly and conforms to tight corners

What our customers say

“Our patients actually *want* to wear the mask now.”

Improves Patient Comfort
Since using TenderTouch tape on thermoplastic masks, we’ve seen improved patient comfort and better reproducibility. We retake images if measurements fall outside an acceptable range. Previously, we observed movement between scans, but this has not occurred since using the tape. We prefer it over paper or silk tape due to its perforated design, which conforms better around corners and enhances comfort.
Chief Therapist
Winchester, MA
Cushions Pressure Points
We don’t cut a lot of masks, but the doctor really liked it and thought it was something good to have on hand. A lot softer and easier to work with. The pressure point application is a good idea. We have some IMRT patients that we will try it on because their treatment is a little longer.
RT Supervisor
Chillicothe, OH
Improves Patient Comfort During Cyberknife Treatments
These head and neck masks include eye holes so patients can watch movies during longer treatments. TenderTouch cushions and covers the rough edges of the eye openings on thermoplastic masks to improve comfort. It is also quick and easy to apply.
Chief Therapist
Hartford, CT
Cushions and Protects Irritated Areas Under the Mask
A therapist treated an elderly whole-brain patient with abrasions on the scalp and used large strips of TenderTouch inside the mask to prevent further irritation. The patient tolerated treatment well. In another case, TenderTouch was also used to cushion a forehead ulceration inside the mask.
Radiation Therapist
Improves Patient Comfort During Thermoplastic Breast Fixation
When treating women with large pendulous breasts, immobilization is critical for accurate dose delivery to the tumor area. However, the thermoplastic edges can dig into the skin and cause irritation and discomfort due to breast size. The amount of TenderTouch used varies by patient, but we typically use about 10” on the top edge and 10” on the bottom edge.
Chief Therapist
Methuen, MA

What our customers say

“Our patients actually *want* to wear the mask now.”

Improves Patient Comfort
Since using TenderTouch tape on thermoplastic masks, we’ve seen improved patient comfort and better reproducibility. We retake images if measurements fall outside an acceptable range. Previously, we observed movement between scans, but this has not occurred since using the tape. We prefer it over paper or silk tape due to its perforated design, which conforms better around corners and enhances comfort.
Chief Therapist
Winchester, MA
Cushions Pressure Points
We don’t cut a lot of masks, but the doctor really liked it and thought it was something good to have on hand. A lot softer and easier to work with. The pressure point application is a good idea. We have some IMRT patients that we will try it on because their treatment is a little longer.
RT Supervisor
Chillicothe, OH
Improves Patient Comfort During Cyberknife Treatments
These head and neck masks include eye holes so patients can watch movies during longer treatments. TenderTouch cushions and covers the rough edges of the eye openings on thermoplastic masks to improve comfort. It is also quick and easy to apply.
Chief Therapist
Hartford, CT
Cushions and Protects Irritated Areas Under the Mask
A therapist treated an elderly whole-brain patient with abrasions on the scalp and used large strips of TenderTouch inside the mask to prevent further irritation. The patient tolerated treatment well. In another case, TenderTouch was also used to cushion a forehead ulceration inside the mask.
Radiation Therapist
Improves Patient Comfort During Thermoplastic Breast Fixation
When treating women with large pendulous breasts, immobilization is critical for accurate dose delivery to the tumor area. However, the thermoplastic edges can dig into the skin and cause irritation and discomfort due to breast size. The amount of TenderTouch used varies by patient, but we typically use about 10” on the top edge and 10” on the bottom edge.
Chief Therapist
Methuen, MA

What our customers say

“Our patients actually *want* to wear the mask now.”

Improves Patient Comfort
Since using TenderTouch tape on thermoplastic masks, we’ve seen improved patient comfort and better reproducibility. We retake images if measurements fall outside an acceptable range. Previously, we observed movement between scans, but this has not occurred since using the tape. We prefer it over paper or silk tape due to its perforated design, which conforms better around corners and enhances comfort.
Chief Therapist
Winchester, MA
Cushions Pressure Points
We don’t cut a lot of masks, but the doctor really liked it and thought it was something good to have on hand. A lot softer and easier to work with. The pressure point application is a good idea. We have some IMRT patients that we will try it on because their treatment is a little longer.
RT Supervisor
Chillicothe, OH
Improves Patient Comfort During Cyberknife Treatments
These head and neck masks include eye holes so patients can watch movies during longer treatments. TenderTouch cushions and covers the rough edges of the eye openings on thermoplastic masks to improve comfort. It is also quick and easy to apply.
Chief Therapist
Hartford, CT
Cushions and Protects Irritated Areas Under the Mask
A therapist treated an elderly whole-brain patient with abrasions on the scalp and used large strips of TenderTouch inside the mask to prevent further irritation. The patient tolerated treatment well. In another case, TenderTouch was also used to cushion a forehead ulceration inside the mask.
Radiation Therapist
Improves Patient Comfort During Thermoplastic Breast Fixation
When treating women with large pendulous breasts, immobilization is critical for accurate dose delivery to the tumor area. However, the thermoplastic edges can dig into the skin and cause irritation and discomfort due to breast size. The amount of TenderTouch used varies by patient, but we typically use about 10” on the top edge and 10” on the bottom edge.
Chief Therapist
Methuen, MA