Not Just A Patch X-Patch CGM Sensor Patches (20 Pack) - Water Resistant Omnipod 5 Adhesive Patches - Durable for Active Lifestyle for 10-14 Days - Compatible with Dexcom G6, Libre 2 in Green

Love it ❤️ The best one for diabetic kid … thanks

Don’t waste your money. It was peeling just after 1 shower and only lasted 2 days total. I liked this idea of it being flexible to use on different devices, but if it doesn’t stick on long enough, it’s useless!

I have used the SIM Patch often and it doesn't last the full 14 days that I'd like it to, It starts pulling up. This one lasts a lot longer and the design seems to help it work better somehow. It's so easy to put on as well. As long as I get the circle part in the center of my CGM I'm good to go.I'm so pleased with these. The X really is superior to other patches I've used in the past and I will continue using these in the future. Easy to remove, easy to apply. They stay cleaner and less ravel and fray. They're in it for the long haul.

Tried these on Omnipod dash and Dexcom G6. I wouldn't recommend them for either. The edges roll to the point falling off after a day or two. The shape gaps around the raised edges of the devices, causing water to get trapped, and gum them up further. I got them for some fun with colors but they don't work well and are way too expensive to ever get again.

I've used all sorts of patches for my Dexcom GG GCM (and prior generations). Other than this one, all the patches have been very similar, rounded with a cutout in the center so that the patch covers the sensor but does not cover the transmitter.Here, the X covers the transmitter nearly entirely, with just a pinhole that is not covered. It is entirely unclear to me if this is safe for the transmitter - why do the Dexcom patch and every other patch leave the transmitter open?The patch itself has five sections of paper that peel off to expose the sticky parts. I removed all five only to realize that they would stick to one another - a smarter move would have been to have taken one or two off at a time, put the sticky parts on and then removed more paper. The smartest move would have been for the manufacturer to include instructions that specified this, but the booklet in my box has instructions for an entirely different round patch.I also questioned whether or not the sticker in the center should be exposed and stuck on the transmitter. The back of the package shows the answer to this question for three devices: Libre, Medtronic and OmniPod and entirely ignores the Dexcom (the most popular GCM in the US) despite the fact that the product page created by the manufacturer mentions DEXCOM at least four times on the page.The manufacturer has simply put the wrong instruction booklet in the package and failed to provide any information about this center piece for the Dexcom.As to the patch itself, it may not be ideal for Dexcom users if you restart your sensor using the method of removing the transmitter as this patch will have to be removed in order to do so.Ultimately, for me, this patch is not useful. It simply didn't stay on well, with two edges coming off after one shower the day after it was put on. The lack of appropriate instructions says the company "created by diabetics for diabetics" doesn't really care.To quote Georges St. Pierre "I am not impressed."

This is pretty ugly, not going to lie. A big X on the arm is not attractive. I cleaned my kitchen and this started coming off within 3 hours of putting it on.

I have used every patch you can think of, I have honestly tried them all. Hundreds and hundreds of dollars. Trying to find the perfect patch that doesn't break my skin out. I can't wear a band-aid a nicotine patch any type of sticky thing that sticks to my skin. But these patches are made for skin like mine made for skin that is sensitive and need TLC. If your skin is like my and you wear a CGM then stop looking I promise you that you found your patch. Buy with no worries.