Sensor Covers for Libre 1/2/3, Waterproof Adhesive Patches,Transparent CGM Overpatch Tape Lasting to 14 Days-Without Hole-HECHUAN (30 Count (Pack of 1))

Easy to use, work very well, has stopped her knocking off sensor accidentally ,which if you use a libre or other sensor know what a absolute problem this can be , as you know you not given a spare to keep and use if this happens .A must for all people using this type of sensor

Easy to apply and easy to remove. Totally water proof. I couldn't have asked for more

I am actually retracting a previously horrible review - the instructions weren’t reflective of how it works best. If you ignore the instructions - they are actually brilliant. I just needed to stop being an idiot.

Impressed by adhesion. Have worn for a week and only a slight bit of curling at edge but still holding fast.

Product had great adhesion (was hard to remove), relatively easy to apply and good value. This is the first patch I've tried, so I don't know how it compares, but I found it uncomfortable to wear, it felt like it was constantly pulling on my skin, and after a few hours I had a painful rash. I had to remove it. This is unusual for me, I've never had a skin rash from something before and I don't have sensitive skin. 48 hours since removing it and my skin is still red raw. Very disappointed. And to make it worse, you aren't allowed to apply for a return, even with a prime subscription. Not recommended.

These do help keep the sensor in place. Have found now 2 sensors in ( 15days each on Libre 2 plus ) the cover does help.However as others have found the blue strips are the weakness of the product as the film underneath looks to be clinical grade cling film like Hospitals use. The white edge removed and generally with a mirror at hand do get the cover applied, but being too fast with the blue protective cover whips the covers right off.Advice for this is thicker grade cling film id say to the manufacturer to withstand the blue tape removal.1) remove white backing from middle2) apply it so the patch has the blue lines horizontal.2) take bottom white strip off then rub down till smooth and repeat with top take time on both.3). Now rub the patch over so its attached all round the outside and middle4) now on the top blue protective gently pull away with mirror in place by cm by cm with other finger rubbing behind it and pull it around gently till it lifts off5) bottom blue tab repeat with hand pulling lightly on tab and hand behind smoothing. Gently pull it bit like applying those very thin labels on products in shops. Let it come round and smooth behind and then lift off.6) now in mirror gently very light smooth with finger round tlll it is as flat like picture above.Downside:Application a pain.Leaves black sticky residueNeed for alcohol wipes.Doesn't sit well if applying virticalCrumples around 5 days in.

Many people seem to have trouble with Libre Sensors falling off. In my experience this product stops them from detaching altogether. Wish I had known about Freestyle Libre Sensor Covers Waterproof Adhesive Patches when I started using Libre.

This patch gave peace of mind about water seeping into the device

The first one I put on because I'd been losing them to knocks and bumps... poom.. out of place and dead sensor... take off and use next one... but since I've been using these stickies... my last few have gone full time. The first time I put it on, I tried to place it on myself... it was difficult to put in the right place and get it placed well... and out sorted. Since then, I've given it to a family member to place and stick down well... as you can see in the photo it is happily stuck down... I was a failure at getting it anywhere near as well stuck down and in the right spot. All in all 9 out of 10... it does what it needs to do.

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Does what it days. Will buy again.

UPDATED: I figured out how to get them to stay but it is not explained in the directions. It should have a tab like the clear covers they use in hospitals. But you can flip the edge stickers and get them to pop off so you don't touch the sticky underside and doing that has kept the patch on remarkably well. The picture is after a week and used to be half off by now. So the problem was entirely my fault. Once you figure out how to not touch the underside these patches are perfectly fine.There should be a tab or something like they have in bandaids. After you pull off the middle and place the patch on, in order to get the side pieces off you wind up having to touch the adhesive and it doesn't stick well anywhere you have touched the patch. You neither then have to remove them immediately or after a few days. All they need to do is add a tab to both ends and it would be much easier to apply. I also notice that the pictures don't have them applied where the Libre instructions recommend. So many thst is why I have a harder time getting them to go in smoothly. It's probably much easier to apply to your should or the side of your arm instead of on your triceps where the Libre instructions recommend.

Good value, good quality