Puffy Hearts Sticker Designed for the DEXCOM G7 and Stelo Transmitter

Upgrade the look of your Dexcom G7 Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM)! These lively stickers are a great way to add a dash of personality and style to your Dexcom G7 transmitter. Now, managing blood sugar is both efficient and fashionable. Our Puffy Hearts stickers for the Dexcom G7 transmitter are made with precision and love from top - quality materials. They fit perfectly and stick around for a long time. You can pick from a wide variety of eye - catching designs, like bold patterns or cute illustrations, all made to show off your unique taste. Applying these stickers is super easy with the peel - and - stick feature. They can handle daily use and offer extra protection to your Dexcom G7 transmitter while adding a bit of charm. Whether you're out and about or at a special event, these stickers let you express yourself while keeping tabs on your glucose levels. Stand out with our Puffy Hearts stickers for the Dexcom G7 transmitter. Check out our Dexcom G7 sticker collection at PumpPeelz.com today and find the ideal stickers to enhance your CGM experience. With Pump Peelz, blood sugar management has never been this stylish. Note that the products shown are digital renders. The actual printed patch products may differ in color, design, and vibrancy because of material and production differences. Also, colors may fade over time with regular use.

Using these stickers is a piece of cake. Just peel off the backing and stick them onto your Dexcom G7 transmitter. Make sure the surface of the transmitter is clean and dry before applying the sticker for better adhesion. As for daily use, these stickers are made to withstand normal wear and tear, but try to avoid rubbing them too hard. When it comes to maintenance, there's not much to do. Just keep them away from sharp objects that could scratch or tear them. Also, remember that the colors might fade a bit over time with regular use, so if you want them to look fresh for longer, try to avoid direct sunlight exposure as much as possible. And don't forget, the actual printed patch might look a bit different from the digital render due to material and production variations.