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Originally Posted by Books
I posted a question regarding Duct tape/100mph tape in this thread a few days ago.
http://www.professionalsoldiers.com/...7747#post87747
In the book Fixing your Feet, they discuss using duct tape as a preventative medicine. Personally, I've had great success with it.
Sometimes, in the dead of the night, I wonder if the folks at selection don't want you to use duct tape because it works too well. . . nah, that couldn't be it. 
That said, TR's comment is well founded. After having worked in ship yards, trust me when I say chemicals can be scary and transdermal absorbtion is a real thing. My skin doesn't react to the adhesives in duct tape (so far as I can tell. . . perhaps future children will grow a third arm?), but then again, I've never used bonafide 100 mph tape, which I understand has some form of epoxy-type adhesive.
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Books/Non-Tabbed Advisors:
Stop dispensing advice unless you check with an Admin here first, or successfully complete the SFQC and some team deployments while doing the crazy things you are suggesting, without ill-effect to yourself or others, whichever comes first.
Your advice is going to get someone hurt and I don't want them to have gotten it here, or to have to carry their asses back to the dispensary when I find them looking like a road kill along the trail.
Anyone else with any wazoo suggestions who isn't a QP needs to take note and ask an Admin first.
TR
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