Dexcom G7 Overpatches, 20 pcs Dexcom G7 & Stelo Adhesive Patches Waterproof, 1 pc Reusable Protective CGM Sensor Cover, Breathable, Long-Lasting, Hypoallergenic, No Residue on Dexcom (TAN)

This product is great. It stayed for 15 days. It feels secure. My only suggestion is to have fun design like a smiley face.First photo on the left was taken May 7th. 2nd photo the next day after shower. The 3rd & 4th photo is taken 5/22. My Stelo expired 5/22.

These just arrived early this morning. I don't usually write reviews right away. I will wait a few days at least for a product like this. However this one is good. I can tell already. The guard made it super easy to put the patch over my CGM without help.

I know they're supposed to stick...but these really stick! I've had difficulty removing them when getting a new CGM. And the CGM itself sticks really well to my skin so it has been a bit painful to remove. I have purchased a different brand in the past and they didn't stick well enough, so I will probably keep using these and just grin and bear it!

"GREAT PRODUCT. I AM A BLIND DIABETIC. Just switched over to Dexcom G7. SO THE HARD plastic CAP HAS SAVED MY SENSOR MORE THAN ONCE because I often hit door frame accidentally with my arm. I am told the natural color is like a a cloth or flexible band aid. Plan to buy it again in future."

Disappointed with the quality and adhesion .The fabric is the same as a band aid. I use my device on the back of my arms and have not had very good success with this brands patch. The sides like role up on themselves, which is not desirable. I have not been able to get one to stick an entire day without rolling up on itself or losing adhesion and starting to peel, which then causing it to roll up on itself. Despite not being able to adhere to my arm , let me tell you, it holds on to any fine hairs you may have with a grip of a thousand silverbacks. It’s like some kind of self inflicted torture 90% of the day as it slowly rolls up onto itself ever so slowly tugging and plucking baby hairs..I do like the reusable plastic cover they include to cover the device from the patch , many brands do not offer this, however I like the idea more than I like the actual cover. It doesn’t quite cover perfectly. I feel like if they are going to only include a single molded plastic cover for you to reuse with every patch that couldn’t have cost more than a cent or two… they could have had one that accurately covered the device ..With all that said I will say since using these patches with the cover I have not snagged my device on anything such as doorways etc. I roll in my sleep a lot and thus far I haven't tore my device out while using these, so that’s a plus. Also, the cover has made it easier to remove the cheap patches without tugging on the device itself.I’m going to continue using a new patch as often as needed until these are gone and trying a different product , I do not plan on repurchasing these .

,They were marked for Dexcom 7. They are totally WRONG. They are too small, the "bump protector" is small and oval. The decom7 is round and bigger. I ordered them in Dec, just opened the package, I am going to TY to get a refund.DEXCOM 7 USERS DO NOT BUY!

1. I love the little hard shell cover for the Dexcom G7. I am blind in on one and have terrible depth perception. I hit or bump doorways all the time. This feature is Amazeballs. I also loved that it did pull in my sleep when I am tossing and turning.2. The actual patches unravel quickly. I wish they were a different material than the cloth style bandaids. They also left red marks on my arm. For this reason, I give them a 2.

If you tend to bang your arm & sensor on things like doorframes or wall corners like I do, this is the perfect sensor for you (with some caveats). The hard 'Bump-Proof Caps' absolutely help to protect from accidentally pulling the sensor off and wasting these expensive pieces of equipment. There's nothing worse than losing a sensor this way and then having to go back on the finger sticks for a week or more, which can cause wackiness in your A1c averages. The first time I wore these caps with the 'no-hole' cover, I bumped my arm hard and was shocked that it stayed in place.Now, as a warning, this did cause a deep bruise under where the cap was (see 2nd image) but I have worn several since and I haven't had this issue. I also had a bit of problem getting the patch to cover properly & stick, but I realized that I hadn't applied it correctly (read your directions, kids!). I also had forgotten and put on the Dexcom sensor's small green circle sticker underneath Amolyfe's patch, which affected its stick-factor. Once I put it on correctly & without the green circle, it's worked really well since. This is the only patch I've been consistently successful at putting on without assistance and I really appreciate that (I can do it by feel now but had to use a mirror at first).I've had no issues at all with the patch staying on during exercise or showers. It definitely has staying power. Make sure you use an alcohol pad to clean the site before you put the patch on and, after you're done with that sensor, use another alcohol pad to clean any sticky residue that remains. And, when you first put this patch on, make sure you press it firmly around the sensor in a circle. This will help to keep edges from coming up. Following these tips should help you have a better experience. I really recommend these Amolyfe patches.