Skin Grip Insulet Omnipod 5 Adhesive Patches Waterproof & Sweatproof (Also Fits Omni pod Dash), Pre-Cut Medical Tape, Ultimate Insulin Pump Protection, Diabetic Sensor Covers, 20-Pack, Camo

MY DAUGHTER IS A TYPE 1 DIABETIC AND SHE HAS HAD A LOT OF BAD SKIN REACTIONS USING DIFFERENT PATCHES OVER THE COURSE OF THE PAST FEW YEARS BUT WHEN WE FINALLT BOUGHT THESE WE WERE EXTREMELY HAPPY. THEY ARE FLEXIBLE AND BREATHABLE SO SHE DOES NOT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT GETTING A REACTION UNDERNEATH HER PATCH AND SHE CAN WEAR HER CGM WITHOUT ANY DISCOMFORT.

Absolutely love skin grip, they are the best stickers out there. They seem to stay on the best. I've tried cheaper ones and different brands and I always come back to them they work the best yes their pricy but well worth it

Tried these out after a doctor recommended them due to getting rashes with other brands/types.And thank GOD, no irritation/rashes to be had from the adhesive/material. They stick well (I do add skin-tac wipes to thoroughly secure the skin grips to be clear). So far loving these and I do believe I am only going to be buying these going forward.

These over patches hold very well but are not always available on Amazon. I started using the skingrip brand for my CGM (Dexcom) then tried them for my pods. Good product

Works great, adds some color

Work great. Stickiness last. Camo makes it look great.

I've been wearing these patches for around 2 months and here are some aspects I consider pros and cons with this product:PROS1) You get a good amount for your money - As a college student, I don't have a ton of extra cash lying around to splurge on patches that are $5 a patch especially when I'm only wearing it for 3 days like with the Omnipod. So that was partly my reason in leaning towards this brand as you get 20 pack for around $25.2) The adhesion is no joke - The adhesive is pretty good and will last throughout the life of the Omnipod. However, if you place the patch over a significant amount of hair, I've found that it takes the hair off with it so it can be a bit painful when removing so I would recommend an adhesive removal. Still, I haven't had a patch peel or fall off once and I consider that a win.CONS1) Not winning any beauty contests - I've noticed that these patches tend to fray, some more than others, and look pretty rough at the end of 3 days. I've found that if you don't get the patch wet or sweat with it on the first day, that can help a lot. However, the appearance has never impacted how well it sticks to my skin or the Omnipod so if you don't care about how it looks then this might not be something to consider.2) Difficult to apply - The hole in the patch that the Omnipod sticks out of is slightly too small to just slip it over so you have to do a bit of extra maneuvering. It can stick to itself and it's impossible to unattach. I've also had issues with it not laying flat and creating bubbles. Overall, this patch is signifantly more difficult to apply than other brands I've tried and is sometimes a two-person job.Overall, this product is pretty average. It's not the best and it's not the worst. It gets the job done and if you're someone like me who values cost and quantity over appearance this might be the product for you.

I was surprised they way these fit over the Pod. I always before even to activate pod, put this on over, take off the tape one section at a time. Then I make sure they are secured before I do each section. Once all 4 are in place I allow my pod to seat itself into my skin. Love they fit like a glove and really work. Even if some areas will stretch the first day until it settles down. If putting on your leg, make sure to stand up and seal them; otherwise they will stretch and not fit the way you want them too.