I don't wish to sound like someone who enjoys being bashed about, if I can put it that way, but I.M.O. I would think it is almost impossible for anyone to understand how much stress and angst problems with sensors causes, unless you wear one and come face to face with the enormity of the problem when these suckers don't do what they are supposed to do and when the help lines don't do what they are supposed to do. These sensors are not a pair of shoes that don't fit properly, or a haircut that has gone bad, they are highly specific, extremely important medical devices and to just say, well, we will send you a new one, free, because we are so kind and by implication, "you should feel grateful", is codswallop. How's about a concerted effort to help, guide, direct and drill down to find out what the problem maybe , then in partnership with the poor soul wearing said sensor, at least attempt to fix the issue, without all the weaving and dodging that now goes on.