A while back, I got a holder that had a carabiner on one end, and I was able to hook it onto any number of things, including belt loops and lanyards. It was made of neoprene and had a plastic window on one side that worked with the touch screen.
I got it from an Etsy seller called Tallygear. They have a great diversity of things that you can use to keep hold of diabetes tech. They design their stuff for kids and adults, and around a lot of different diabetes tech products.
Thank you Yve! I’ve been looking @ Tallygear & see lots of possibilities. I ordered something from Amazon that has a loop for a carabiner & will try that out too. I’m still impressed with the tread tape that I put on the CGM a few days ago. The rough texture of even very thin strips keeps the receiver in a pocket as it sticks to fabric. Certainly wish I’d thought of that years ago!
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I have a receiver that I cannot use but is required by Medicare. […] The Medicare requirement is because the receiver is the Durable Medical Equipment so that the sensors are under Part B and not Part D.[/quote]
I understand that this was the case at one time. However, I’ve been on Medicare for ten years and G7 for two years. I know the sensors are under Part B because I’m paying 20% copay.
I have never had a G7 receiver. (I keep an old phone around as a backup.)
Perhaps my G6 receiver still counts as the DME. Perhaps something else in my history means I don’t need it. But I think more likely that requirement has been relaxed.
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