Christmas

December gets a bit louder when your sensor joins in. Our Christmas Collection covers your CGM or insulin pump with festive designs: elves, snowmen, reindeer, baubles and Christmas patterns. A small detail that turns the device you have to wear into one more piece of the season.

Christmas wear for the people who wear them

Diabetes doesn't pause for the holidays. Sensor changes still happen, hypos still happen, Christmas dinner still requires a careful bolus. A festive patch isn't going to fix any of that — but it lets you stop hiding the device for a couple of weeks, and gives the kids in the family something to spot first when you walk in.

Compatible with

Designs come in versions for Freestyle Libre 2 and 3, Dexcom G6 and G7, Omnipod and Medtronic Guardian. Select your device on the product page.

Looking for something else?

For Christmas presents to someone you know with diabetes, take a look at best-sellers or cute animals. Browsing by device: Libre, Dexcom, Omnipod.

Frequently asked questions

When should I order to receive them before Christmas?

For UK orders, we recommend placing your order at least two weeks before the date you want to start wearing them. Royal Mail tends to slow down in mid-December, so the earlier the better.

Do you do gift wrapping or gift notes?

Smile Sensors patches come in their own packaging. If you're sending a patch as a present, drop us a note at checkout and we'll do our best to keep the invoice off the parcel.

Will the patch last through Christmas dinner and parties?

Each patch is designed to last the full sensor wear cycle. Eating, dancing and sitting through long lunches won't typically affect adhesion.

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