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<blockquote data-quote="Podmonger" data-source="post: 1949402" data-attributes="member: 494682"><p>Yes, my wife gets contact dermatitis in the shape of the sensor. Tried through Tegaderm, a bit better but not much, presumably because the Tegaderm is porous. Tried with Compeed with a small hole punched centrally to allow needle to pass through. Better, but still a red patch where the sensor touched the Compeed, so obviously some transmission still. Currently trying with a barrier spray on the skin, then Compeed, then the sensor. We'll report back in a week or so. Isobornyl acrylate in the adhesive is reported to be the probable cause. Bummer!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Podmonger, post: 1949402, member: 494682"] Yes, my wife gets contact dermatitis in the shape of the sensor. Tried through Tegaderm, a bit better but not much, presumably because the Tegaderm is porous. Tried with Compeed with a small hole punched centrally to allow needle to pass through. Better, but still a red patch where the sensor touched the Compeed, so obviously some transmission still. Currently trying with a barrier spray on the skin, then Compeed, then the sensor. We'll report back in a week or so. Isobornyl acrylate in the adhesive is reported to be the probable cause. Bummer! [/QUOTE]
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