Low Vision Reflective Adhesive Tape- White

Summary

AI-generated from vendor-published content · October 1, 2026

This white reflective adhesive tape sticks onto a cane, walker, crutches, or wheelchair so drivers can see the person using it more easily. It shines brightest in low light, like when headlights hit it. It also works for marking wall corners and stationary objects in schools and warehouses to help prevent bumps and damage. Each roll is 3 inches wide and 33 feet long. It's sold as a plain tape in white only, so you decide where it goes. The manufacturer suggests having an orientation and mobility specialist, or someone who knows long white canes well, guide where and how it's applied.

Where to get it

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What setup looks like

• Out of the box
  Cut the tape to length and press it onto a clean, dry surface, such as a wall corner or a pole.
• With a guide
  
  1. Decide where to place the tape on a cane, walker, crutches, or wheelchair so it stays visible and doesn't get in the way of gripping or folding.
  2. Clean the surface, then cut and apply the tape in pieces that fit the device. Allow about 15-20 minutes.
• With professional help
  Ask an orientation and mobility specialist, or someone very familiar with long white canes, to advise on where and how to apply the tape to a cane. A visit usually takes under an hour.