Libre Circle Patch Discount Original

Included in this package

• 1 x Circle shaped Freestyle Libre Sensor Patch in any colour

Don’t go round-and-round in circles, stick one on your arm and keep your Freestyle Libre from rolling away!

FreeStyle Libre is a revolutionary new sensor that stays on your arm for 14 days at a time and making sure it stays on can be a tough task for any type 1, whether your are an active kid or adult!

Here at RockaDex, we understand how important it is to secure your Libre so you can enjoy your day to day life. We developed our naverse range of FreeStyle Libre Sensor Patches (select from colours in pull down menu above) to help make life more secure and way more stylish!

Our Circle shaped Libre Sensor patches are made from medical tape and will keep your sensor secure and help it to stay stuck for longer. The cutout hole means that the actual device is not covered and simply secured tightly around the edges of the sensor. Our tape is hypoallergenic and latex oxide free, making these not only the toughest choice for every Libre user, but comfortable for those with sensitive skin.

FreeStyle Sensors are designed to be replaced every 14 days and our tape is the best way to make this happen. You should replace your patch every week or when required, to ensure your Libre sensor is safe and secure. Our outrageous designs mean you can mix and match or pick a colour that is perfect for you!

If you are looking for a patch with an extra sticky adhesive, then select from the H20 tape (black in colour), or our red, lime pattern and horse shoe options. Free up your style, with the RockaDex range of Freestyle Libre sensor patches and find the shape and colour that works for you or the diabetic hero in your world.

Features

• Works with Freestyle Libre CGM
• Designed for adults and children
• Bling your skin with our outrageous or plain colour options
• Save the tears and time to re-secure CGMs to your diabetic champion
• Select H20 black tape or red/lime pattern/horse shoe options for stickier tape