FlexdLibre 3 Sensor Covers Waterproof, Freestyle Adhesive Patches (Pack of 30) Round, Tan

I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes last year and started using a continuous glucose monitor (Libre). I never realized how much I walked into door frames and walls until I ripped a few sensors off my arm that way 😂. Also, the sensor would lose their adhesive over time after showering, sweating, etc., and I was having to replace them more than every 2 weeks. Not any more!!! These patches are amazing! They stay on even after daily showes and sweating, and even when I slam into a door frame (all the time)!!! I should mention I have super sensitive skin (latex and adhesive allergy) and these don’t bother me at all. Just be careful when removing so you don’t take any irritated skin off with it. They may be a bit pricey, but save money in the long run since I’m not having to replace my sensor and even last through several showers. This is my second batch and I’ll keep buying until I get this awful disease under control.

this is my first time wearing these and it stayed on the entire 14 days! This picture is what the patch looked like at the end of the 14 days. Not bad at all .. it did have some black stickiness residue on the sides but i would clean it up every so often with an alcohol pad. I exercise at night with a sweater and i was worried it would mess with the sticker but it’s definitely sweat proof! I 100% recommend these! :)

These work very well. They will stick very well and for the entire two weeks I have my sensor on. You do however have to make sure you have the site prepped (shave off any hair, clean it thoroughly, use an alcohol wipe) and don't put your fingers all over the sticky part before putting it on. Otherwise it will not stay on as long.It can start to fray if it is constantly rubbed but it's usually not much of an issue within the two weeks I'll have my sensor on.Applying by yourself can be a bit problematic but if you partially peel off the backing is not too bad. Takes a little practice to do it.tl;dr works as intended but not perfect.

I bought these patches when my first sensor fell off in 8 days. Yeah a 14 day sensor gone in 8. Talk about a waste of money. Makes me think they planned it that way. So I did a quick search and like the skin tone look of these. They are a little hard to put on, but I've hit the beach, pool and showers and have no issues with the patch releasing early. In fact, after two to three days, they still hold strong if you are just lounging around. I would suggest some tabs to pull of the backing paper a little easier as they can, if you are in a hurry, be difficult to put on, but Ill leave my 5 star up.

Better than some worse than others. These are very difficult to put on even following instructions that are very poor. Difficult to peel off backing and difficult to attach without crinkling up the edges. They tend to stay on about 7-10 days. Then the edges start peeling off.

I have been trying these out for weeks now. They are pretty good at staying on which is good. The downside is that they really irritate my skin upon removal. I’ve tried using skin glue removal pads and I still have a hard time removing them. I would not consider my self to have sensitive skin but these have been pretty outright painful to remove. I have marks still from the removal even weeks later. It is passed my return window for me so I will not be able to return but I will not continue to use these or be reordering. Definitely if you have sensitive skin I do not recommend. I really tried to make it work with them but I’m done damaging my skin. In the pictures, the ones where it’s still pretty red is 4 days after removal and the other is 3 weeks after removal.

Perfect for covering sensors

I have bought in the past and it is goid