Love My Libre
Rated 4.9/5 by 190+ verified customers
Designed and made in the UK
CGM Armour to protect against doorframes
Sports-style CGM armbands to keep FreeStyle Libre & Dexcom sensors in place when you swim, workout, sleep or need everyday support. Reusable for many sensors.
Pick your armband style.
One job: keep the sensor on your arm whatever activity you're doing.
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From 190+ verified customer reviews
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4.9/5
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Typical life of one armband before customers come back
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18 months
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Designed and manufactured in Britain
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UK
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Reusable beats disposable.
One armband, sensor after sensor. Here is what 18 months of protection typically costs.
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Love My Libre armband
€24,99
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Sensor stickers
€107,64
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CGM patches
€143,64
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Over 18 months. Stickers at £2.99 and patches at £3.99, two per month. Armband based on average customer purchasing data; individual experiences will vary.
Designed for movement.
Swim
Water-resistant neoprene that holds through lengths and open water.
Train
A hard cover that shrugs off knocks, straps and kit bags.
Everyday
Doorframes, sleeves, sleep. Wear the full sensor life with confidence.
Customers' Style
Real Libreband and Dexband wearers showing off their armour.
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