Freestyle Libre 2 Sensor Covers (20 Pack) Lingo CGM Patches for Freestyle Libre 2 - Water Resistant & Durable for 10-14 Days - Pre-Cut in Beige

Had an issue with the product, the company has replaced the product and explained the issue (the centre is optionally sticky by leaving the paper on the hole). Great company and customer service. Nice to find a company that cares about diabetics and customer service.

Great product. Very discreet. Variable colours available for convenience or to match outfits.

Well these are very disappointing. At over 3 times more expensive than my usual brand of cover they are very poor quality and their adhesive is rubbish. These patches are supposed to be waterproof but offer no protection. DO NOT BUY THESE PATCHES. .

I’m hairy, so even shaving the area the hair tends to grow back under and push the patch off. These patches are comfortable and hold the sensor firmly in place. Doesn’t really feel like it’s there, and I never catch the sensor on anything due to the smooth fit.Although these patches can also survive swimming, showering or bathing, find it’s best to replace them afterwards as water does reduce the adhesion.

Have tried lots of other patches, but these patches are the only ones that stay on for nearly 14 days.Easy to put on and take off.This is our 3rd order from this company. I will definitely use them again.

Although these are mote expensive than others, they are brilliant. As long as you follow the skin preparation instructions for the sensor and use an alcohol swab to prepare the whole area which the patch will stick to, they stick in place and stay stuck. Each one has lasted the full serviceable life of the sensor - 15 days at a time. I've showered every day and it hasn't affected the patch at all. Well worth the expense.

It sticks to the sensor but only sticks to your arm for a couple of days.

Great for keeping my FreeStyle Libre sensor secure as well as adding extra moisture protection - though these are not waterproof.A couple of points -1) Because of the strength of the glue any arm hair will be coming with the plaster when removed. I would suggest shaving before applying.2) While, having left the centre piece covered, I was able to remove a plaster leaving the sensor in place I didn't feel confident this would be the case during the process, again due to the strength of the glue. I would not expect to be swapping patches regularly to colour coordinate with my outfits.