Reusable CGM armband protection
EXPRESS YOUR STYLE, NOT YOUR MEDTECH!
Libreband® & Dexband for FreeStyle Libre and Dexcom sensors
Choose your sensor. Pick your style.
One job: keep the sensor on your arm whatever activity you're doing.
Autumn sale
Shop the saleCGM Armour to protect against doorframes
Keep your FreeStyle Libre or Dexcom sensor safe for its full wear, not just until the next doorframe.
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More flexibility. An adjustable sports strap that moves with you, from the gym to the sofa.
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Less irritation. No sticky patches or tape on your skin, sensor after sensor.
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Long-lasting style. Reusable armour in colours and designs you actually want to show off.
SAVE £££ COMPARED TO STICKERS ↓
Reusable beats disposable.
One armband, sensor after sensor. Here is what 18 months of protection typically costs.
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Love My Libre armband
$24.99
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Sensor stickers
$107.64
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CGM patches
$143.64
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Over 18 months. Stickers at £2.99 and patches at £3.99, two per month. Armband based on average customer purchasing data; individual experiences will vary.
Designed for movement.
Customers' Style
Real Libreband and Dexband wearers showing off their armour.
Why Love My Libre?
CGM armbands designed by us, manufactured by us and made individually for you. Only available on this website: you won't find us on Amazon and we're not drop shipped!
🇬🇧 UK made and T1D owned. Find out about us here.
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Protecting CGM sensors from knocks, snags and doorframes
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Est. 2018
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Including recommendations from GPs & Healthcare Professionals
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312+ Reviews
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Typical life of one armband before customers come back
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18 months
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Designed and manufactured in Britain
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UK
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