Skin-TacTM Adhesive Barrier Wipes (150 Count)

These do not irritate the skin, and they KEEP my insulin pump infusion sets attached until I'm good and ready to change them. There is a companion product from this company called Tac-Away, that removes any leftover adhesive from removing the previous set. I go through a ritual each time I change a set. Even after bathing, I will still use a Tac-Away to prep the site before I use the Skin-Tac. I feel it removes any residue from the last set, as well as removing any oils that my body may produce, so that there is a good area for the Skin-Tac to be applied. I would be lost without my Skin-Tac.

These work really well. I use them to keep a Dexcom CGM and also an Omnipod firmly attached. Skin-Tac doesn’t cause me any skin irritation. Don’t remove attached device after shower. The skin pores will be open & pulling it off then will cause redness & irritation, not the wipes. Use alcohol to remove any unwanted adhesive. Skin-Tac is a much better value for price than the other options.

I use these for my son's omnipod(diabetic pump). Helps quite a bit and keeps the pods attached for all 3 days, with a 10yo very active baseball player

Medical use perfect

I don't use them for what they are intended - I use them as added protection for my Glucose monitor. I swim daily and used to have a problem with it coming off in the pool (usually about halfway through the 14 day period.) Using these Wipes I haven't lost one in months! It does require baby oil to get them off now, but that's a small price to pay for the secure attachment.

Good product

This stuff rules. I use it for my Guardian Sensor with my 670g insulin pump. The skin tac that comes in the bottle seems to last a lot longer and works great too, so I just bought a bottle to use after I'm though these wipes. You gotta make sure you leave a bare spot on your skin for where the needle goes in because it can mess up the accuracy of the sensors, but it holds down everything. I tear the packet open in a way so that I can use the packaging folded in half to pull out and use the wipe since they get your fingers very sticky. A tip for anyone struggling with sweating off their sensors in the summer: I started using Polyskin tape and cutting it into the shape I need to hold the sensors down. The Polyskin with the skin tac ACTUALLY stays on during sweaty 90+ degree days. The tape is big so I can cut it into quarters with a tiny rectangle cut out of the middle of each one for the sensor prongs to poke through. The tape is a little pricy but worth it and if you cut it into 4 pieces each, it's actually not a bad deal, especially if you're only using it in the summer. It can be a little tricky to handle the cut up pieces because you can't use the tabs to pull the layers apart as easily, but with some fanagling you can get there. I work outside and this combo is awesome! The tape is hypoallergenic and porous so you can sweat through it without it falling off. Strongly recommend UniSolve to get this skin tac off. It won't rip your skin off like (I think) Griff Grip off you pull it off without any residue remover, but the tackiness when you first put it on is kind of annoying. Anyway, that's what works well for me after trying different things over the last 20 years. Hope this helps someone!

I use this in theatre to attach miniature microphones to actors. Perspiration is always an issue when trying to attach a tape product to the skin. This product produces a tacky film on the skin which is easily removable with rubbing alcohol.

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Works really well

These work the best out of all the different kinds out there that I have tried

These are the only skin glue wipes that hold my diabetes pump parts on my abdomen. I have saved approximately £25 by buying in bulk from this seller, they also have a long shelf life on them too. Thank you. Highly recommended. 😊

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