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Adhesive Materials for Continuous Glucose Monitoring Systems
Within the present study 4 different band-aid/adhesive combinations will be tested in patients with type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes with regard to adherence to the body and allergic potential. The study period is set to 21 days following adhesive material placement to cover the maximum expected wear-time of the novel CGM system (14 days) plus an additional seven days to ensure that adhesive material is tested for a sufficient time-period and differences in adhesion can clearly be observed.
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