🌟 36-Pack Freestyle Libre Adhesive Patches: Transparent Waterproof Covers for Long-Lasting Sensor Protection - No Holes Review

At first the product seemed good, but after 2-3 days of wearing it started to itch badly. I took it off and this nasty rash stayed. I'm not normally sensitive to glue, but I've had a bad reaction to this. Be careful when ordering. The first one I put on started coming off after a few days, then this happened.

I was not impressed with this purchase. 2 people are required for proper fixation. It doesn't stretch well leaving a crumpled sleeve on hand. The thickness isn't impressive either, but I'm not sure the thicker the better. And finally, they fall off in the morning, so if you use them at night for additional fixation, this is unlikely. I will not order again.

The instructions are not very simple or well illustrated. The backing paper has to be peeled off in half as the two tiny strips on the sides will only crease. The blue stripe on the faceplate requires a protruding tab to remove without detaching the panel. Remember that we're looking at the pad upside down and it's in a hard-to-reach spot!

I was very happy to receive it. And they came, I followed the instructions that came with them, took 2 stickers to make sure everything was right. Whatever I take But the third time, the spell was perfect. Then after about 30-60 minutes I started to feel a burning sensation. I noticed redness on my scope. Removed immediately leaving a burn from the adhesive. :( As you can see in the picture, after 24 hours I still have a burn.

I thought I would like this product but the problem is that it doesn't hold up well. The ends will start to curl up to the point where the sticky part will stick to clothes, sheets, etc. I put one on and barely had time to put it on in the afternoon when I slept and it stuck to my sheet and actually pulled the sensor out of my skin. Sensors are not cheap and are only prescribed by prescription. I liked its subtlety but that was all it had. I also needed my husband's help to put it on as it's…

While the dressing is a little tricky to center and can be difficult to apply alone with limited mobility, I was able to connect the transducer with ease. Some advice on correct usage would be most helpful for non-medical people. I used some benzoin spray to help it stick. Removal is pretty easy if you wipe it down with isopropyl alcohol and tug on the sides a bit before removing. Both sides have protective material. The side with the all white backing is the side with the adhesive applied and…

Excellent adhesion. This works better if you have someone else. If you put it on yourself I recommend using a mirror and if you can't use a bathroom mirror use a mirror on your phone. It's also easier to use if you fold the patch in half to reveal the blue tabs before applying. However, it is important that you leave the outer cover in place until the patch is over the sensor. I take off one of the bottom white pieces as well as the middle one before putting it on the sensor, leaving the other…

I've had many issues with my Libre sensors falling off/loosening before the 14 days were up. You have fixed this problem. As soon as the sensor starts to loosen, usually around the 8th or 9th day, I put one of these on and it easily lasts the life of the sensor. Waterproof which is great, take a shower anyway, didn't try to swim. They're a little hard to take off, but let him do it. The only negative I have is that they have an odd reaction with the adhesive on the sensor which oddly re-seals…