“Pour mettre sur mon capteur Dexcom G6Colle très bien (passé une lingette de Skin Tac avant)J'aimerais que le centre soit prédécouper de la forme de mon émetteur... finalement il est parfait tel quel”
“Pour mettre sur mon capteur Dexcom G6Colle très bien (passé une lingette de Skin Tac avant)J'aimerais que le centre soit prédécouper de la forme de mon émetteur... finalement il est parfait tel quel”
“This is an amazing, near perfect patch for the Miao Miao 2. I have tried many patches, finally had just settled on cutting my own Tegaderm coverings. The problems with the other ones were they made my arm break out in blisters (similar although not quite as badly as the Libre), and when I needed to recharge the MM2 (see below), half the time I'd inadvertently rip off the sensor while trying to get to the battery contacts. I finally just started using Tegaderm, cutting a small hole where the contacts are before i placed it on to recharge around day 10. But then started having skin irritation even from Tegaderm.Not Just a Patch to the rescue. I have been using it for about 3 months now, and 0, I mean NO skin irritation at all!If you are like everyone else I know, the MM2 battery dies out about day 10. Although this patch is not completely waterproof, being the edges start getting a little "gooey" around day 5, it actually works out perfectly. Ultimately, the patch lasts about 7-10 days, and then is VERY easy to remove without disturbing (i.e. ripping off) the MM2 sensor. That way, you can recharge the MM2 and then put on another patch. So, on average, 1 patch per week. The trick is NOT to remove the central adhesive backing - only the outer ring - I didn't realize that until corresponding with the company (who are EXTREMELY responsive to questions/concerns). By leaving the central backing on, there is no risk of pulling off the sensor when changing bandages.Truly a great product for the MM2.I did NOT receive any discount or perk for submitting this review. It's just that good.”
“This is an amazing, near perfect patch for the Miao Miao 2. I have tried many patches, finally had just settled on cutting my own Tegaderm coverings. The problems with the other ones were they made my arm break out in blisters (similar although not quite as badly as the Libre), and when I needed to recharge the MM2 (see below), half the time I'd inadvertently rip off the sensor while trying to get to the battery contacts. I finally just started using Tegaderm, cutting a small hole where the contacts are before i placed it on to recharge around day 10. But then started having skin irritation even from Tegaderm.Not Just a Patch to the rescue. I have been using it for about 3 months now, and 0, I mean NO skin irritation at all!If you are like everyone else I know, the MM2 battery dies out about day 10. Although this patch is not completely waterproof, being the edges start getting a little "gooey" around day 5, it actually works out perfectly. Ultimately, the patch lasts about 7-10 days, and then is VERY easy to remove without disturbing (i.e. ripping off) the MM2 sensor. That way, you can recharge the MM2 and then put on another patch. So, on average, 1 patch per week. The trick is NOT to remove the central adhesive backing - only the outer ring - I didn't realize that until corresponding with the company (who are EXTREMELY responsive to questions/concerns). By leaving the central backing on, there is no risk of pulling off the sensor when changing bandages.Truly a great product for the MM2.I did NOT receive any discount or perk for submitting this review. It's just that good.”
