Skin Tac Liquid Adhesive 4 oz Bottle

I use Libre sensors and always have issues with them coming off way to early. Tried everything to keep them on including covering the sensors when in shower or water. Someone recommended Skin Tac and it is a game changer! I wipe area with alcohol, let it dry then use the brush to apply the Skin Tac. 30 seconds later I apply sensor and wait about 5 minutes. Then I apply Skin Tac around the sensor, wait 30 seconds and cover it with a waterproof band-aid style sensor cover. The covers are a bit hard to apply yourself but once you figure it out, its a breeze. The cover stays attached for around 10 - 12 days. The sensor remains stuck until I change it.The only down side is the Skin Tac stays sticky for another hour. I tried to wipe around with alcohol pads/ water but cover then starts to release. Its not bad so I just wait it out now. They should either include this or recommend Skin Tac with any sensors.

This works great to keep steri strips in place. My son is using this to help pull the end of his toe back, so his toenail will grow out without being ingrown. He is a golfer and is very active. He says it works great!

Best product that I know of to keep my Libre and overpatch solidly on. Removable with the remover that the company also sells.

A whole lot less messy than the pads!_AND_ when the overpatch starts to peel after a shower, you can easily glue it back down.

Does what it says

Use this for back up patch for G7

Love it, love it, love it. I use this stuff on my dexcom g6 or g7 sensor patches. Best stuff ever! I use it on my insulin pump site. Stay stuck on. Apply it to the area you want to adhear something and then either let it set or fan it, until the area is nearly dry and it gets really tacky. Apply the item and away you go. Doesn't leave residue. If it does an alcohol wipe or a shower with a loufa gets it right off.

I am actually incredibly satisfied with the strength and application style of this solution. My use-case scenario being that of 3600g breast forms.