Continuous Glucose Monitoring Arm Band, CGM Sensor Protective Armband for G6 Freestyle Libre Dexcom (Small, Dark)

Tips

CGM is mainly design for diabetes patients. Some patients improve their metabolic control with this tool, such as adults with poor metabolic control, especially those treated with continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion (CSII), and complaint patients with HbA(1c) levels <7%.
Is your sensor at risk of being knocked off? From door frames to handbags, sensors are unfortunately prone to being knocked and it’s not just the cost, but the inconvenience too of replacing the sensor that can prove frustrating to many wearers.
Use it during sports or any chance that might off your sensor. Let them have airflow sometimes.

To measure your relaxed biceps
1.Stand up straight with your arms relaxed at your sides.
2.Measure around the mid-point of your arm, which is halfway between your elbow and the tip of your shoulder. This will also probably be the thickest part of your arm.
3.Measure your left and right arms to see if there is a difference.

Quality: Made from breathable nylon and spandex blend. Machine knitted. The sleeve has three size potions, including S,M,L. There is no anti-slip strip in case of allergic, the armband will snugly fit your arm as long as you choose the right size.
Design: Designed specifically for the sensor, adhesive, transmitter, give protection from accidentally knocked and falling off. And make your sensor look less like a medical device.
Usage: Suitable for everyday wear, exercising and sports. The armband cover is designed for comfort with stretchable band fastening and sports styling.
Size-up before buying: Sizing is easy. Wrap around your arm using a tape measure, it should fit snugly without digging into your skin. Your measurement will be at the place on the tape where the zero end meets the slack end of the tape measure.
Clean: Washing machine safe and air dry is recommended.