🩹 Waterproof Adhesive Bandage Patches (30-Pack) for Freestyle Libre Enlite Guardian - Sweatproof Continuous Glucose Monitor Cover Tape - Diabetes/Diabetic Supplies - Nude Review

My husband sweats the most in the summer. He is very active and spends a lot of time in the pool. We've been looking for years for a product that wouldn't lose its stickiness for a day due to his penis or any other diabetic product he's used over the years. We finally found it and it works! At the beginning of the summer we bought various products on the recommendation of other diabetics. This is the ONLY tool that works and works ALL THE TIME! Thank you for this great product!

Lasted a full 14 days and lasted pretty well. If you exercise a lot or spend a lot of time in the water, I've found that there is minimal flaking around the edges. However, if I don't use it on my sensor, I'm in trouble. I wish they offered different skin tones, but I know they can be difficult to make and then apply properly. But maybe there is something to strive for. I haven't tried other brands but I don't feel the need. Even when I took it off my skin was fine underneath.

love these patches great price! I use them to mount my Medtronic Guardian sensors. The best thing about them is that they are made of breathable stretch material and I don't feel any itch after 7 days of wearing them. They bend very well and repeat movements. Adhesion is amazing. The edges start to lift by day 4-5, which is good because it reduces the "wow" when it's removed by day 7. I buy the ones that don't open and they go well with my olive skin tone. Highly recommended!

This item is great for anyone who uses a glucose monitor. They fit great without cutting in. The glue is great, no extra glue needed, it will last as long as you need for your sensors. The stretch is good for your body and they are a bit harsh on the skin. I had an issue with paper stuck to the back of the pad but I contacted the company to give them my feedback and they easily replaced my entire patch pack at no additional cost. This is a great company that takes cafes away from their…

So far the patch has lasted three days, the edges are starting to curl up a bit to protect against rain and sweat. I still hope they stay up better than the last two brands I bought. I'm tired of buying touch covers and they fall off 14 days to update. The 6th day patch update is still working fine, there are spots on the edge that have started to let go and curl up. Update date closer to day 14 Well five more days and I had to put one side of the patch on now remember I don't have to work…

I agree with most of the positives mentioned here, but what I like are also what I don't like. It looks and feels like fabric and is comfortable. But even more so when it's wet it stays wet longer than if it were vinyl. Mine lasted about 4 days which is fine, I'd rather clean it often. However, it left a sticky residue on the back of the sensor that caught on my sleeve and could have ripped the sensor off. I also had to carefully remove it as it stuck to the sensor pretty well. If it doesn't…

Good: price. I chose them over my previous patches because of the low price and I think they contained 5 more patches than my previous patches for less money. 2 pics of the patch on my arm after 14 days of wearing it, sweating from mowing the grass a few times, showering every day etc. Not too bad. As you can see from a photo I tried to remove the backing by lifting these creases. The backing paper didn't even come up. He just tore the paper all over. I finally noticed that the white paper sags

I was really hoping these patches would be good. In order to use a sensor for a fortnight, you often need to apply more than one patch to the sensor (and the original patch) to strengthen the bond. These patches were a good size so I bought a few packs. In general the reviews were good and the price is reasonable. Here are the problems: 1) The patch barely stuck to the paper you removed it from. This is an indication that it will not last long on the body. 2) Almost immediately, the edges of…