LexcamOmnipod 5 Overpatches, Dash – Pack of 25 – Waterproof, Transparent Patches for Tubeless, automated Pump, Sensor is NOT Included

Works perfectly without skin pulling or falling off. Donut shaped with a hole in the middle it effectively makes the sensor adhesive larger and more secure. Used many different sensor covers and this is the only one that does not irritate my skin and stays on for 15 days. Good job!Note: is donut shaped with a hole in the middle. If you want waterproof for swimming- look elsewhere.

Perfect for keeping my libre 3 plus sensor secure. The sensor has a very narrow adhesive around it and it is easily knocked off of pulled loose. This adds an extra layer of adhesive. It is a wide border that fits around the sensor. So far I've bumped against door frame and accidentally passed a washcloth over it and it's pretty secure. I haven't had to Remove it yet as ive only worn it for a little over a week,but it shouldn't be difficult maybe a little oil or rubbing alcohol to loosen

Sure! Here’s a more polished version of your message:I’ve tried at least four different patch products for my Omnipod, and none of them stayed on—especially when exposed to water. This one is completely different! It sticks incredibly well, even during swimming or showers. My only wish is that they offered some colors and designs.

Many of the glucose patch covers on Amazon are designed to cover the entire patch, and this is what I had assumed these were. I spent 30 minutes trying to separate the paper backing from the "patch" before realizing that the "patch" portion is a donut-shaped ring that encloses the outside of the glucose monitor and overlaps with the monitor's built-in patch to provide a seal. The minimal instructions sort-of show this, but it's not super-clear. In any case, once I figured that out, it was easy to apply the patch and after two days it seems to be holding fine.The good part about this design is that it's very light weight and no more noticeable than the monitor itself. The downside (I guess) is that it relies on the overlap with the monitor's seal, so if you didn't do a good job putting the glucose monitor on in the first place, this isn't going to fix it.The other important point is that you need to get the patch that exactly matches the dimensions of your monitor to get the seal correct. I have a Freestyle Libre 3+, and the patch for the Libre 3 fit perfectly.

These work really well for my very active 9 year old. Way better than those fancy printed bandaid material patches.

After only 3 days of use the patch is shriveled up and doesn’t hold the sensor in place. The edges of the adhesive on the sensor are lifting off through the hole in the middle. It also leaves really heavy glue on your skin when it shrinks, unfortunately it does not do what it’s supposed to do and my sensor is about to fall off.

Does what it's supposed to very well 👍

Last only a few days. Comes off in hot shower. Found products that last better.