Adhesive tape is commonly used to secure the endotracheal tube (ETT) during general anaesthesia. Use of adhesive tape in healthcare is associated with the risk of medical adhesive-related skin injury (MARSI), defined as erythema and/or other manifestations of cutaneous abnormality that persist 30 minutes or more after removal of the adhesive [1]. MARSI can affect skin integrity, cause scar formation and pain, and increase the risk of infection [2]. In addition to mechanical injury, use of adhesive tape can produce irritant contact or allergic dermatitis-type MARSI. While the epidemiology of MARSI is not well understood, one study reported a mean daily MARSI prevalence rate of 13.0% among adult inpatients,