I am seeing a white powder looking coating on my bands. Are they safe to use？

These white powder you saw on the surface of the latex resistance band is actually talc powder.

That’s what we use to protect the surface of the resistance bands. If the resistance band is not used regularly, talc powder can work within the expiration date. The white powder does not affect product quality and we neglected to hide it perfectly.

This “white” can be wiped clean with a soft, semi-wet towel. Please do not expose it to the sun after wiping. And you can use some non-toxic cream without additives.

In order to better preserve the resistance band, if there are sweat stains after exercise, wipe them as soon as possible, especially don’t expose it to the sun. When you don’t use it for a long time, fold it up and store it in a cool, dry place with our package bag.

If your bought our resistance bands and you haven’t used it in a very long time, we suggest that you should check it carefully before using it again. Once you find a crack or a gap, please do not use them and contact us for a warranty replacement.

If you are a new and are interested in resistance bands, you can click the link below to choose the best resistance band you’re looking for:

https://www.hq-rubber.com/resistance-band

HQ Rubber TEchnology

• 800% stretch potential before product starts to deform
• Strong lattice molecular structure ensuring high tensile strength
• High quality surface finish
• Highly malleable allowing precise thickness control