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The Dia-Band fits every glucose sensor and pod, the Guardian included. Adult sizes 22 to 42 cm.
The same armband in kids sizes, 17 to 23 cm.
| Dia-Band or Dia-Style? | Dia-Band | Dia-Style |
|---|---|---|
| How it holds | An elastic sleeve that keeps the sensor against the skin | A clip shaped for the sensor, on an adjustable strap |
| Fit | Pull-on, choose your size by arm circumference | Adjustable strap, one size covers a range |
| Kids version | Yes, kids sizes 17 to 23 cm | Adult sizes only |
| Shower and pool | Shower and pool, dries quickly | Shower and pool are fine. Dry the clip with a towel afterwards and keep it away from heat sources (hair dryer, radiator), which could warp it |
| Best for | Everyday wear, discretion, 80+ prints | Sport and a firm, targeted hold |
Yes. The Dia-Band is a universal armband: it holds the Guardian sensor and its clip-on transmitter against the skin without a clip or adhesive, as it does with any sensor worn on the arm. Pick your size from your arm measurement, taken where the band will sit.
The Dia-Band is a pull-on elastic armband: the softest and most discreet option, in more than 80 prints and colours, and the one to pick for a child. The Dia-Style adds a clip shaped for the Guardian sensor and transmitter on an adjustable strap, for a firmer, targeted hold, which many people prefer for sport. The Dia-Style Guardian exists in adult sizes.
Measure the arm where the band will sit, not over the sensor. Under 22 cm, take the kids range, sized 17 to 23 cm. From 22 cm, take the adult range. Right between the two, take the adult size: the band stretches down more comfortably than it stretches up.
With the Dia-Band, yes. The fabric dries quickly and keeps the sensor against the skin. It does not seal the sensor, which the Guardian does not need: sensor and transmitter are water resistant on their own. Rinse the band after the pool and let it dry flat. With the Dia-Style, shower and pool are fine too: dry the clip with a towel afterwards and keep it away from heat sources.
Yes, and many people do. The patch goes over the sensor for extra adhesion, the sticker decorates the transmitter, and the armband goes over everything. The armband is what stops the sensor catching on clothes; the patch is what keeps it glued on the days you skip the band.
