Divoti Badge Sensor Cover Armband Compatible for Freestyle CGM Libre14-Day or 2, Adjustable Trim to Fit, Securely Protect & Quickly Put-on/Take-Off—No More Irritating Adhesive Patches - Black

Lo compre para mi nieta de 9 años. Hasta el momento ha sido buenisimo. Hay que ajustarlo pero ya ni lo nota y no hay que poner mas los parches que le irritaban mucho la piel. Se.mueve mucho y no ha sentido que se le suelte.

I like this. But I wish there was a one size fits all silicone strap without metal clasps involved. There are sports armbands out there on the market that don’t use metal clasps and stay in the bicep/tricep area of the arm without any issue.I wish this product had a silicone only band without metal clasps that pinch the skin. While I can fit three fingers between the band in my arm the metal clasp keeps pinching my skin.I definitely do like the idea that I can wear something that doesn’t involve a sticky adhesive for my Libre 2 sensor. My first time using a wearable sensor it was a pain to remove because of the sticky substance that was glued between the sensor and my skin. I also like this instead because I can wear it all the time and not worry about it.My advice is to not wear this too tightly to the skin. It can be a little bit loose as long as it’s connected to the sensor and the sensor isn’t moving around on your arm or popping off. Also if you’re a frequent swimmer you might want to get two of these. One for strictly swimming and the other one for every day wear. Don’t throw out the sticky adhesive tape yet. Always keep it as an emergency back up in case for whatever reason your silicone band needs to come off or it comes off on its own. If it becomes too bothersome I would take it off and replace it with adhesive tape.Had this been a one size fits all silicon band without metal clasp i’d give it a better star ratting.

I would give this all 5 stars if the arm band buckle was improved. I read about the problems people were having with getting the size correct when cutting the bands. I found a way to not having to cut the bands at all by looping one end through the buckle and just lock it in at the right length. This way, when I work out and my arms changes, i can just loosen up the clip and adjust the size. I had to put a piece of tape to keep the strapped locked in under and not flapping around, but that is worth it if i can adjust the length when ever I wish.

Super cute and comfortable once you set it up

My wife wore this in the pool and the sensor was ruined. Not sure what this cover is for, other than to protect it from mechanical shocks. The other big issue is that you need to cut the strap to a specific length and you cannot make the strap longer. This obviously won't work unless you put the sensor on the EXACT place on your arm each time

The most embarrassing thing ever is when you're trying to have "alone time" with your significant other... and your Freestlye Libre falls off and sticks to your partners leg. Trust me. I know from experience. HOWEVER, with this sleek and stylish arm band, you don't have to worry about any unwanted stickiness in the bedroom! It holds it on there for the full 2 weeks! People often question if I have a continuous glucose monitor, or a self destruct button, NOT ANYMORE. Now everyone can tell the difference! I wouldn't recommend using it as a cat collar. Cats don't like it very much. Cats are rude but my cat is better than yours.

I'm new to wearing a libre sensor and found myself going to itch it once in a while. I thought this would help remind me, prevent me from doing that, BUT after a week it tore off the sensor when I took my shirt off. It's rubbery so it tend to get hung up on clothing. Had to return as senors are expensive and a pain to replace.

I wear mine every day. It make a great difference to hold it in place and add protection. I never realized how many time I bump a wall or door jam. This added a level of protection. i tried the adhesive patches and thay are hard to put on. This is a fit to size and i like it a lot.