Divoti Glucose Monitor Sensor Cover Armband Compatible for Freestyle CGM Libre 3| Silicone Adjustable Trim to Fit, & Quickly Put-on- Waterproof, Hypoallergenic Transparent

Good luck getting the correct item.
I use the Freestyle Libre3 CGM. I hate it when I hit my arm and knock it loose or have the adhesive release from my skin (hello lotion or sunscreen). I have a band that works great but it’s not the most comfortable and irritates my skin especially when I get sweaty. I was excited to see this one, soft feeling silicone, slim band and a lower profile than my current one.Ordered this version twice and never received correct item. Manufacturers packaging shows 2 devices it could contain on the back, the Freestyle Libre 3 or the Dexcom G7. The Amazon label on each pkg lists it as “compatible with Libre 3”. These devices are not the same. They aren’t shaped the same and aren’t the same size (they are close though). At this point I’m done trying to get the right thing. I’m not sure who puts the stickers on the package if it’s the manufacturer or Amazon. I do know that the people pulling these products in the warehouse are too busy to verify that the barcode and sticker match the actual product in a package like this (if it’s a person at all). If you choose to order be aware that you may or may not get the band designed for your CGM. Had this been the correct item it most likely would’ve received 5 stars. Had the second item shipped/replacement been the correct item it still would’ve probably received 5 stars.For the people who have given bad reviews stating that they were expecting a complete set up I’m lost. The devices are Rx required and expensive without insurance. Educate yourself and read the item description.

Misleading and deceptive
There is nowhere in the product details that says that you will be required to obtain a sensor that would have to come by means of a prescription from your primary care physician and then it would need to be purchased through a medical equipment supplier. The whole system is supposed to be non-invasive yet the sensor has a microfiber that does actually puncture the skin. It’s a big hassle to set up an appointment with your physician, then shop around to try to find a medical device supplier that will accept your insurance. From what I’ve been told these sensors are quite costly.

Stays in place
Station place

Very nice looking and stable. But hard to set up initially.
I like the concept and the look! But the initial setup was very difficult. I almost gave up and I actually damaged it a little trying to pry a piece open. However, after I got it set up it’s been stable and it does look nice. It does not fall off my arm at all. I might invest in a different color, but I have it in Black which goes of everything.