– Dexcom G6 Adhesive Patch (30-Pack) – Waterproof, Transparent Overpatches for Continuous Glucose Monitoring – Color Clear, Sensor is NOT Included.

I really love these. They can be awkward to put on. Once I figured it out it was easy. I find the perforation first thing and pull up the corner, I try to touch the adhesive as little as possible! I am really good at applying these but my husband is terrible at it 😂. He messes them up every time!I love these because they last the entire 10 days and I dont have any problem with removing them. There is hardly any residue left behind and I’ve never had it pull on my skin or cause any discomfort at all.I can put one on and shower as usual and have never had one of these come off or even come loose. I do make sure to carefully and gently dry them upon getting out of the shower. I do see some people have had what looks like allergic reaction to these but I have never had that experience. These have performed great for me.I have never used any kind of skin tac or anything under them. These work great when you figure out the application process as long as you aren’t uncoordinated like my husband 😂

Fits just right and provides extra skin contact area to ensure the sensor stays in place the entire time.

I bought these in the past and have been very satisfied. I recently got a different kind and was not happy. I immediately bought these. They stick great

These guys make an overlay that doesn't come off even after spending days in a pool. I'm hard on my G7's and need the extra resistance over the manufactures default. I have not had any allergy problems. The overlays are easy to put on. These are also very thin and you can barely tell they are there. Not sure what I would do without these. My only complain is that they aren't on the HSA list.

You have to be diligent about where/how you put on and take off the patch. The company gives recommendations on products you can use to aid in taking off the patch etc. Do not rip this off like you would a bandaid. Both my brother and I are Type 1 Diabetics and we both had skin reactions the first few uses. Seeing I have sensitive skin, I do tend to have skin pull up with the patch, but when being diligent and using even just water to moisten the area, the patch comes off easier and does not cause much irritation. I feel the positives out way the negatives because this patch keeps your Dexcom stuck to your arm like glue! I would bump and catch my Dexcom on things daily and this patch doesn't like the sensor move a smidge! It also moves with your body, so you don't feel restriction, it doesn't bubble, it's pretty solid with keeping water out... it does what it's supposed to do. It's super sticky so yeah, expect some skin pulling! Haha.

I have been buying these types of adhesive and backing from another supplier on here for my omnipod. I love the hardness of the backing and I don't know why people are saying that it's hard to get off because I think it's super easy. I like this kind because I can do it by myself and don't need anyone to help me in order for it to go on right. I wanted some for my Dexcom G6 but the other supplier doesn't make those. Now that I have found these I will probably buy my omnipod adhesives from this company as well. The only suggestion I have and it's not an issue for me but the company could probably save money by not individually packaging each one in a Ziploc baggie. It's really not necessary.

I LOVE these patches! They make your G7 sensor stay in place. You don’t even feel the patch, and they protect your sensor from peeling

I don't know what others are talking about. These patches are not hard to remove from the backing. I noticed the patch does tend to stick to the backing, but if you put your fingernail between the backing and the patch when you first start peeling, the rest comes off easily. These will stick the entire 10 days without question. It does take some work to remove the adhesive after taking them off, but that's better than the alternative of having them peel off early. I have looked at reviews of other types to try to find something "cute," but I can't find anything as great as these.