I have had poor experience with strip in tubs/showers. They hold dirt, discolor and peel eventually. Alternatively buy a couple non slip suction mats and alternate them after disinfecting them with each turnover. They don’t last forever either but they work and look better than strips.
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Actually, with every cleaning. It is not hard where we are.
In one apartment has a non-slip surface which is built into the tub. (I think that may be a feature for the elderly as to loo is higher than normal too). But I use the suction mats in the other apartment. I use clear ones and put them in the laundry with everything else. They don’t last for ever with such frequent washes but they are clean and lovely for every guest. 
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KKC, do you mind if I use this idea for our ABB Community Host Leader FB group? Great idea! Slow month
If you have just a shower like us, get a teak platform or mat.
Absolutely, please do!
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If anyone is putting in a new shower stall that isn’t a prefab, they might want to consider using pool tiles for the floor, as I did in my showers. Because there are so many grout lines so close together, even though they are small, the floor isn’t at all slippery.
I got this for the shower to keep hair and gunk from accumulating. I just throw the hair collector in the washing machine with the towels, and it comes out good as new, although you can also buy replacements.