Common muscle patch application shapes include VXOy, Y-shape, X-shape, lantern shape, claw shape. The multifunctional sports muscle patch can be used to guide fascia, relax muscle contractions, and support soft tissues. The fixing end is located at the midpoint of the patch, with both ends of the patch retracting towards the center. For joint or soft tissue fixation due to sprains, consider the muscle contraction and drainage effects when applying the patch.
Y-shape
Cut one end of the patch in half, the length and angle of the two branch ends of the patch will affect the retraction force towards the fixing end. Consider the muscle contraction and drainage effects for optimal application.
X-shape
Cut both ends of the patch in half without interruption, with the four branch ends of the patch retracting towards the center fixing end.
Lantern shape
Do not cut both ends of the patch, cut the middle into multiple branches for better stability.
Claw shape
Cut the patch into multiple branches, which will pull the skin when applied.
The instructions provide guidance on how to apply the muscle patch in different shapes for various muscle and soft tissue support needs.