60Pack Libre Sensor Covers Latex-Free Medical Adhesive Patches for Libre 2/3 Precut CGM Tape with No Glue On The Center Waterproof and Strong Stick for Long Stay

These are plastic and are very comfortable. The product is a composite of a paper peel away layer where the sticky is, the cover itself, and an outer peelable plastic cover with a split in the center of the blue stripe. Getting skin clean is an issue. Won't adhere unless prepared properly. Skin that has sagged will likely stretch away from these and come off. Stretch and Flatten the skin if you can. This is the tricky part, but is essential to the application of the cover. Once the cover is thoroughly adhered on your skin you can peel this outer layer with the blue stripe off, but there are some tips to help you. Just be certain it is very well applied to the skin first. They last for many days, at least.In order to prep the cover a couple of steps prior will help a successful application ( see pix ). The cover itself is very thin and flexible and will stick to anything. So care in application will enhance your success.Separating the harder plastic on the outside at the blue stripe will help significantly getting successful contact. Even though the two halves are cut they are stuck very well.Next, peel two of the three covers on the bottom. This allows positioning the cover precisely while not getting it stuck to your fingers. Place it as centered as you can. Rub the edges flat and ensure great contact. Now, peel the last piece of paper off and rub in place. The cover will be well adhered IF you prepared the skin properly.Now the blue stripe. If you pre-separated the outer pieces it will now be easy to peel those off. You are done.

These are very easy to apply to cover the CGM sensor properly. So easy to place the cover and peel off the backing to adhere to the skin. They really stick to the skin with no irritation and provide a way to keep the sensor from falling off and the patch is waterproof in the shower. I am able to keep this patch on for the full two weeks of the sensor's life. It does not hurt to remove the patch and it will not dislodge the sensor (no glue where it makes contact with the sensor). Worth the money to protect the sensor and stay nearly invisible on your arm.

I had high hopes for the 60Pack Libre Sensor Covers, Latex-Free Medical Adhesive Patches for Libre 2/3, but unfortunately, they fell short of my expectations. While the idea of having a latex-free, pre-cut adhesive patch to secure my CGM sensor seemed great, these patches did not perform well, especially under normal daily conditions.Not Sweat-Resistant One of the biggest issues I encountered was that these patches are not sweat-resistant. I wear my Libre sensor during workouts, as well as through regular daily activities, and the patch couldn’t handle even moderate perspiration. After a light exercise session, the edges of the patch started to peel off, and it barely stayed in place. For a product that’s meant to protect a medical device that’s worn 24/7, this is a major flaw.Poor Adhesion Even outside of exercise, the adhesive did not hold up well. On multiple occasions, the patch began to lift and peel within just 2-3 hours of application. I expected these patches to stay secure for at least a full day, but that was not the case. I found myself constantly having to press down the edges to keep them from completely coming off. For anyone leading an active lifestyle or even just going about their daily routines, this constant reapplication is frustrating and impractical.Not Durable Enough I had hoped these patches would last through showers, workouts, and everyday wear, but they didn’t even last long enough to make it through a normal workday. If you’re looking for something that provides reliable protection for your CGM sensor, these patches aren’t it. I found myself replacing them frequently, which defeats the purpose of a long-lasting, medical-grade adhesive.Final Thoughts Overall, I was disappointed with the 60Pack Libre Sensor Covers. Despite being advertised as a reliable, medical-grade product, the lack of sweat resistance and poor adhesion made them unusable for me. If you need a patch that will stay on through normal activities or workouts, I would recommend looking for a more durable and sweat-resistant option. For those who are active or live in humid climates, this product just won’t hold up.

My dad recently was prescribed the Freestyle Libre 3 system. Within a week he had knocked off the sensor. Next sensor lasted 10 days. The Libre system is very convenient. So I researched and found out that my dad isn't the only individual with sensors fails. The bandage is a good size and offers easy peel strips to align properly over sensor. My only concern is that after 3 days the one side of the bandage has let go. So far in a 14 day period he has needed to use 3 bandages. I'm pretty sure its the location and skin that isn't allowing a solid adhere for more than a week. Overall no sensor failure. The bandage does its job.