Freestyle Libre 2 Plus Sensor Covers 25Pack Waterproof & Breathable Patches for Freestyle Libre 2 & 3-Transparent CGM Tapes Without Glue in The Center-Enlite-Guardian-14 Day Overpatch

The media could not be loaded. "I recently purchased a pack of freestyle libre sensor covers and I am extremely pleased with them.The covers are designed to protect the freestyle libre sensor, a continuous glucose monitor used for diabetes management.The covers are made of a thin, flexible, easy adhesion process and comfortable material that adheres well to the skin, while still allowing the sensor to function properly whilst allowing pain-relief and an amazing fit.I am particularly impressed with the durability of the covers, as they are designed to last for up to 7 days without losing their adhesion, which is especially helpful during sports or other physical activities that may cause the sensor to come off."

The Freestyle Libre Sensor Covers are an excellent accessory for anyone who uses a Freestyle Libre 14 Day Sensor, Enlite or Guardian continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system. These waterproof and transparent patches offer extra protection and help keep your sensor secure and in place.One of the best features of these sensor covers is that they are easy to use. The covers come with an adhesive backing that sticks to the sensor, without any glue in the center, making it easy to apply and remove without any mess or residue. The transparent design ensures that the sensor readings are not obstructed by the patch.The waterproof feature of the covers is another great benefit. It ensures that the sensor stays dry and protected from water and other liquids, which can interfere with the accuracy of the readings. This feature makes the sensor covers ideal for swimming, showering or other water-based activities.The pack contains 25 sensor covers, which is an ample supply for several weeks or even months, depending on how often you change your sensor. The cost per cover is also very reasonable, making it an affordable option for anyone who wants to protect their sensor.Overall, the Freestyle Libre Sensor Covers are a great accessory for anyone who uses a Freestyle Libre 14 Day Sensor, Enlite or Guardian continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system. They offer extra protection, easy application and removal, and a waterproof design. If you want to keep your sensor secure and protected from water and other liquids, these sensor covers are definitely worth considering.

Very bad ,

Hard to put on , need someone to help smooth

Got the product after using the Freestyle Libre for the first time. I wanted to make sure my FSL stayed on for the full 2 weeks so I decided to order this product to give my device a bit more protection and better adhesion.I have been using these sensor covers for a couple of months now and here are my observations.PROs:- You get 40 sensor covers- Latex free- They are pretty self explanatory, however you also get instructions.- Whilst using the sensor covers all my sensors fave stayed for the full 2 weeks lifetime of the sensor.- You simply do not feel that they are on your skin- Some of them stick really well and can last for the whole 2 weeksCONs:- I have found that the adhesion is not as strong on all the sensor covers in the packet and you cannot tell until you have placed them on your skin. Some of them I am able to pull off as soon as I have placed them, others are difficult to take off after the full 2 weeks.- They can be tricky to put on especially if you do it yourself. Sometimes it is not easy to make them flush to your skin and can create air bubbles.Overall, I would recommend the product as it does help keep your sensor intact and provides that extra peace of mind.

I'm not normally allergic to adhesives of any type, but the adhesive on these severely irritates my arms.

These covers are great, before using them my husband's sencer would often fall off but since using them none have came off. Would definitely recommend

Ok so,I'll start by saying I've had real trouble keeping sensors on,sometimes coming off the same day without knocking them or anything like that,I guess iv just got thin arms,idk.I've only tried 3 of these before getting fed up and going elsewhere for the fabric type.First one lasted about 2 days but looked god awful,all bubbled up and half peeled off but as it was the first I figured I didn't put it on correctly. The second,again after about half a day the bubbles were back and it looked abit trashy imo but it was still stuck at the edges so I guess still holding the sensor in place. My last attempt I got someone else too put it on me as they are pretty awkward to do your self if your using the back of Upper arms for your sensor. This one didn't last the day,I put it on that morning and was doing some grass cutting and general garden work late afternoon and it just bubbled up like a big blister and half peeled,now it was pretty warm so I was sweating more than normal.TLDR: for me atleast,doesn't do the job.i think I will use the remaining ones as temporary patches,meaning if I was going too the gym/biking/gardening/activity that last a few hours,I would put on before hand as a little safety net and remove after the activity is done as it would probably be bubbled and be peeling anyways.