Smith & Nephew Skin-Prep Protection Dressing Wipes - 50 Count Box

These are perfect for my mum in the summer when she needs to put on her new Libra giving you the extra stick. You do need to leave it on for a few minutes and keep checking how sticky is before using anything on top

Buy these all the time to hold my son’s sensor in place and they continuously work well.

I’m I type 1 diabetic and use libre2 sensors. I have trouble keeping them on for 2 weeks but using alcohol wipes and then one of these the patch stays on much better.

Good product, the smell of them burns my nose though

Great for prepping skin before applying my CGM and pump for Diabetes.

We used these previously and they work really well, brought as a spare to be used when needed, I recommend if you use patches

I use these with my Libre sensor and it's a must have although the sensors own adhesive is ok it doesn't do well if knocked these wipes really help it stick much better. The manufacturer also sells another wipe to break down the adhesive which is a must too

I use these wipes to prep skin for diabetic CGMs and Insulin pods. They are especially great for long term worn and the hot weather at keeping these items attached.

If your child is using a Dexcom this is the best thing to put on after you do the alcohol on skin where you are placing the Dex. We let the alcohols completely dry then do the whole area where the Dex will be going and the adhesive will be covering. It stopped my son from getting nasty rashes from the Dex and over patch. If you have a Dex or similar you need to get this!! Your child will not complain about itching and it holds the adhesive a lot better. We buy all the time when our supplies is getting low. This is a must, especially when you are changing it every 10 days

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Being a Laryngectomee I need to use the preps on my neck to attach a provox life adhesive so that I can use a filter known as a HME.

I use these with the Dexcom G7 sensor, and have never had a problem with detatched sensor with water from showers, swimming, or heavy sweating in Texas summers. Also useful before applying butterflies or steri-strips for wound closure. Best practice is to wash with soap and water, use the wipe and allow brief drying time, then apply adhesive covering. Do be aware that if (like me) you have hairy arms or other body parts, you will pull most of those hairs when removing the covering. Shaving area covered with electric razor before sarting will assist greatly in avoiding 'depilatory pain'. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED