becca59
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Just cover the sensor. Have mine covered 24/7. Keeps it on during swimming, banging into doors and rough play from my 17 month old grandson.
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These reusable “guardians” work pretty well.
Come in a variety of colours & more comfortable than they look on daily wear.
I found moving the buckle adjuster closer to the sensor cradle strap slot got me forgetting it was there.
I used to use a version that also cradled a BT bridge back in the Libre 1 days?
A small child might try the cradle, but the sensor should be safe by the time you stop the kid?
Come in a variety of colours & more comfortable than they look on daily wear.
I found moving the buckle adjuster closer to the sensor cradle strap slot got me forgetting it was there.
I used to use a version that also cradled a BT bridge back in the Libre 1 days?
A small child might try the cradle, but the sensor should be safe by the time you stop the kid?
