Hypoallergenic Skin Barrier Adhesive Patches for Omnipod 5 Dash Sensor Tape Waterproof (White, 10 Count)

This did a described. My skin did not get irritated and the quality was great so for that I loved it. However my Dexcom did not stay stuck. I can’t blame the barrier because it did like it was supposed to and as described. I would recommend.

We purchased these protection patches because our son started getting a rash from the omnipod adhesive. The patch stuck to the skin fine but the omnipod started peeling off hours later. I had to wrap it in a bandage to ensure it stayed on for the 3 days. Definitely won't buy again

The pod sticks well to the patch, at first it didn't but I use overpatches anyways and it fixes this. The best way to get them on is to peel the omnipod sticker before you apply and press it down very well onto the patch. Then you can apply the omnipod with the patch and it works great, haven't had any issues wince doing it this way. The product also does not give me any skin irritation which is fantastic considering many adhesives have irritated my skin prior.

I only have so much skin & I need to protect it. Medical adhesives are so harsh. I tried these under my pod. The first one slipped, I thought it was my placement, at $XX a pod, I can't afford to lose one! I held it in place with medical tape. The second time I used one, it slipped off within the hour. I struggled with re-using the insulin inside... a FULL tank! (I had to toss it out). Sadly, I can't use this product, probably can't return it either (used medical supplies). I don't recommend this product.

Works well with a nice over patch. We are using this due to an allergy the adhesive on the Omnipod five. Sometimes my son will get irritation to these and sometimes he won’t, but either way they are nice to have and alternate with tegaderm to keep him comfortable. The Omnipod will not stick this alone. It will have to have an over patch on as well.

My son was diagnosed with T1D a year ago and began using the omnipod pump about 10 months ago. About 5 month ago he developed a painful reaction from the adhesive that continues to get worse. Multiple discussions with the endo, dermatologist and even walking clinics lead us nowhere. I found these barriers online and decided we would give it a try. He used the first one last week with no issues. He uses an overlay patch to help keep it in place and the pump stayed on for 3 days until it expired. When he removed it we were thrilled he had no rash! So glad we finally found a solution!! We use it in conjunction with the Skin Grip overlay patches since they’re also hypoallergenic and it seems to be working.

So the omnipod is supposed to go on top of these patches, but all three times I tried it, the omnipod kept unsticking from the patch. I had to keep pushing it down every 10 minutes or so the omnipod was basically hanging on by the cannula, which REALLY stung. Not to mention it doesn’t do what it says it does. My skin was just as irritated when I took it off as it is when I take the omnipod off. I do have sensitive skin, but these are advertised for people with sensitive skin.

These work perfectly. Have purchased many times. Good price.