This 4-18" Freedom Band starter kit includes everything needed to shield and protect your Dexcom G6 CGM from failing adhesive to sudden sensor removal from activity. The ultimate Dexcom G6 transmitter companion and your on-call wingman to use as needed. Every Freedom Band we create is born with attention to detail, motivated and ready to serve. The multi-length band and patented case design is unique to itself by allowing users to wear and protect their G6 CGM and adhesives, any limbs that fit 4-18" inch diameter where the CGM is recommended. This very special shell cover & band strap will comfortably flex to about 20" inches in length.

Our one-of-a-kind sleek design provides a secure sensor / transmitter lock-in and holds the G6 transmitter and adhesive to the body. We've even left a window for your favorite decorative decals. No 2nd band clasp or extra loose band to overlap and mess with.

This 1" inch wide Active "Hook & Loop" using Velcro brand materials is designed to fit all limbs of a diabetic warrior who owns the Dexcom G6 and is between 4" & 18" inches in diameter with some extra "flexibility" just in case, including Dexcom G6 Armband and Dexcom Arm Band options.

Sizing is easy. Using a piece of string and tape measure, wrap the string around the area you wish to use the Freedom Band. Wrap around the arm and lay the string on a ruler or tape measure to check your size. If you are within 4-18" inches diameter with some additional flexibility.

With the two bands provided in each order, you can use one to reduce to as small as 4" inches diameter. Add the 2nd band with the included cinch clip to increase flexibility to 18" inches and every size in-between, including Dexcom Cover and Transmitter Guard options.

Sizing and instructional video QR code is located by QR code on the back of the package.

Units	1.0 Count
Brand	Freedom Band
Format	Patch

Freedom Band 4-18" Inch All-in-One Adjustable & Flexible for Dexcom G6 CGM Transmitter Protection Sensor Guard Cover Arm & Leg (Diabetic Blue Satin)

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