Insulin Pod Sensor Cover, Arm Band for Diabetic Adhesive Patch Protector Compatible with Freestyle Libre 2 3 Sensor Dexcom G6 G7 Transmitter Omnipod Monitoring Systems

I grabbed this armband for my Freestyle Libre (and it also fits my Dexcom) and I really like it. It’s stretchable, breathable, and easy to put on—way less hassle than peeling tape stickers off every week . It stays snug, even if I’m doing stuff all day, and I’m not sweating it falling off

The medium says it goes up to 14" which isn't even true if you measure the entire thing. But to be more accurate, you'd need to measure it from the largest hole to the point where you would need to fold it over for the velcro to adhere, as using "just the tip" isn't going to work. It's less than 13" by that measurement. Size WAY up, or just stick with a product that sizes itself accurately.

I thought this material would have some 'give' to it. My arm above my glucose sensor is fatter than my arm below the glucose center. I could barely this on (large size) and then it was too tight above the sensor and too loose below it.That said, quality of the material, stitching, velcro, and overall design seems worthy of 5-stars to me. The area that goes over the sensor fit well for my Libre 2 sensor with a NightRider transmitter on top of it.If your arm is small enough and shaped more like the model in the listing photo, you might really like this band. For those like myself with fat and flabby granny-arms (batwings as my grandma used to call them) you would probably do better with a stretchy flexible style of band.

I don't write reviews very often but this one is worth taking a moment for... Because this really is the perfect all-around CGM/Diabetic Protector... It's mesh and breathable over the sensor area so the sensor/patch can air dry while exercising... It's also great to use when you apply the sensor. I'm sweaty so I go all-out with skin-tac and Skin Grip bandages... and I wrap this over it after applying a new sensor and I have yet to have an issue with my sensor falling off*.* Random Stranger Advice: If you use Skin Grip bandages - KEEP THE COVERING OVER THE MIDDLE PART! So that the bandage doesn't stick to the sensor. Because if you are active you will usually have to replace your Skin Grip at lease once during a 14-day CGM cycle. If the bandage sticks to the sensor then you can rip it out when you change your Skin Grip**.** MORE Random Stranger Advice: CLEAN THE AREA BEFORE REAPPLYING A NEW SKIN GRIP!

It works for sure and would probably be best for adults. This isn't the solution for kids or pre-teens. My son is 10 and his little arms are just a little too small for this to even be comfortable. It also doesn't have a pocket or groove of any sort to keep the patch area over the pod.

Works very well. Haven't had a sensor pulled off since I have been using it that about 3 or 4 sensors now, all making it to 2 weeks. Tossed it in the machine between. Sensor changes good to go.👍

It does not fit over dexcom7. Does not stretch enough to shape around it. Does not stay in place. Bought it for my boyfriend, when he works on our jeeps his dexcom gets caught on stuff and rips off. This does not work ar all.

Don't like it at all makes me itch, have to make it too tight to stay on arm