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Struggling with Dexcom G6 patches? Here's how to ensure they stick, avoid irritation, and last the full 10-day wear period. Proper application and care are key to reliable glucose monitoring. Here's a quick guide: Prepare Your Skin Properly: Wash with...
Tandem Mobi stickers are a great way to personalize and protect your diabetes pump. They add style, guard against scratches and UV damage, and make your device feel more like your own. Here's how to apply them successfully: Prepare the...
Removing OmniPod patches can be tricky, but with the right approach, it gets much easier. Here’s what you need to know: Common Issues: Skin irritation (50-80% of users), leftover adhesive, and tough adhesive bonds. Simple Prep Steps: Gather tools like...
Taking care of your Libre 3 patch ensures it stays secure and provides accurate glucose readings for the full 14 days. Here's how to keep it in top condition: Prep Your Skin: Start with clean, dry skin. Use alcohol wipes...
Want your Dexcom G7 patch to stay secure for the full 10 days? Here's what you need to know: Prep Your Skin: Clean the area, trim hair, and use barrier sprays or antiperspirants to improve adhesion. Protect the Patch: Use...
The Dexcom G6 patch is designed to monitor glucose levels for up to 10 days while being gentle on the skin. Here’s what you need to know: Adhesive: Made from medical-grade, pressure-sensitive, acrylic-based material. It’s latex-free and tested to minimize...
Managing diabetes with the Tandem t:slim X2 insulin pump just got more personal and eco-friendly. You can now customize your device with durable, eco-conscious vinyl stickers that protect against scratches while reflecting your style. Starting at $9.99, these stickers are...
Did you know? Nearly 85% of OmniPod users report skin reactions due to adhesives, with many caused by allergens like isobornyl acrylate (IBOA). For individuals managing diabetes, this discomfort can lead to disruptions in care or even switching back to...
