HONYOU 25Pack Freestyle Bandage for Libre 3 Sensor Covers
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About HONYOU 25Pack Freestyle Bandage for Libre 3 Sensor Covers
Overall Feedback:
76% positive
69% praised the strong adhesion, while 31% found it didn't stick well.
The bandage has good adhesion and lasts for 8-10 days in humid weather conditions.
Adhesive bandages stick well, but salt water pool exposure reduces adhesion to 10-11 days.
I am extremely satisfied with the adhesive patches. I was worried about my sensor falling off but I have no worries with these adhesive patches. They are easy to apply and last for two weeks. I also bathe every day, sometimes twice and they stick perfectly. There is no residue when you remove them and they peel right off. I will buy them again and again.
The adhesive is very strong, making it difficult and painful to remove the patch early.
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67% liked its breathability, but 33% found it trapped moisture.
The bandages are breathable and feel like fabric.
I was nervous to buy the product due to my severe tape allergy, but after using it, I had zero reaction.
I experienced a large blister under the patch after using the adhesive bandage, indicating that it may not be breathable enough.
69% appreciated the easy use
Removing the patch by soaking it with coconut oil seems to work for me and it's fairly easy.
After finding this product, I was able to use it for the full 14 days unlike the adhesive bandage which was not effective and did not stay in place for even a few days.
The non-stick portion of the patch is larger and easier to position.
The adhesive patches are easy to apply and last for two weeks until the sensor ends.
66% appreciated the hypoallergenic material, though 34% experienced an allergic reaction.
I had a severe tape allergy and was nervous to buy the product, but I'm happy to report that it caused zero reaction.
Rephrased: I was nervous to buy the product due to my severe tape allergy, but I'm happy to report that it caused no reaction.
I do not have any types of adhesive allergies.
I have never had an allergic reaction to the adhesive bandages. But, when I had to remove them frequently because they kept falling off, the adhesive caused blisters on my skin.
66% liked the durable material, but 34% found it fell apart quickly.
The white sensor is concealed with skin coloured bandage fabric.
After losing more than 10 sensors, these bandages hold perfectly and I don't need skin tac anymore.
The backing is cut with the same dye as the patch, so there is nothing to grasp.
When I am in the hot tub for 45-60 minutes a day, the adhesive bandage tends to peel a bit.
72% appreciated the excellent wound protection, although 28% found it didn't cover the wound properly.
I bought these patches to protect my sensor for 14 days and they work very well. The edges sometimes want to start peeling a bit towards the end of two weeks, but I can wet and press them down to reseal them pretty well.
The patches are comfortable, waterproof and stay on, indicating my personal experience with the protection feature.
The covers stick well, but exposure to daily salt water reduces adhesion to 10 to 11 days.
I found it difficult to remove the paper from the back of the arm, suggesting that the adhesive bandage may not offer good protection.
72% praised the water-resistant design, while 28% found it let water in.
I found it difficult to remove the sensor from the back of my arm, suggesting it may be stuck or not easy to remove.
The bandages take a long time to dry after use in the shower and are not water resistant.
