I recently got an insulin pump. The infuser comes off if I work out or sweat period. I am wondering how this will hold up to that?
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I use the duoderm for bed sores. I also use tegaderm to hold the duoderm in place. For the most part stays on pretty well. I can't walk, use wheelchair so I squirm a lot.
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I have a stoma on my abdomen with a feeding tube and also a heavy tube that I use to fill with a protein supplement. I has to be safe 24/7 and the feeding tube has already fallen out and had to be surgically replaced. I used the extra thin DupDerm to hold the dressing on the skin under the stoma and also to help anchor the heavy tube. It doesn't irritate my akin like all other tape and such. They also have thick DuoDerm to try. I cut it down to whatever I need and for each use which makes it last longer. Great product and awesome way to apply dressings etc and not irritate the skin.
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Not sure about sweat, but a bath or a shower will loosen them. The package says not to get them wet. Good luck.
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I think it might work well. I can shower, etc. and it doesn't come off. I think they suggest changing it every 4-5 days.
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Hello! You could fit some diced ginger in the tea infuser and use it the way they suggest. I'm fairly certain stainless steel and silicone can withstand heat just fine, but maybe you can find a better product for what you're looking to do. Something meant to be completely submerged. Hope this helped!
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I am not sure. This was a gift for my 3-year-old grandson in another state. I would suggest contacting the manufacturer--I am sure they will be able to answer your question. I can say that I got positive feedback from my son about this insulin cooling wallet.
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The Infuse is a very good phone. I traded mine for a Galaxy S4. That was a mistake, I wish I had my Infuse back!
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They are insulated cloth cases so they insulate your insulin from freezing. I live down south so I have had no experience to test the theory, but on first look this should work. Unless of course you live somewhere like Alaska where it is cold for months at a time. Everything is relative, it depends of course on how long it ie exposed to freezing cold..
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I had to have mine replaced after less than a month. The volume/skip controls were the reason I had it replaced. The connector rusted I think. With my current ones I have been very careful in protecting them from direct skin contact. 3 months later and still good. I really don't think they are sweat resistant.
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I don't know, but as far as an infuser goes, it's top of the line. It is very good quality, it cleans easily and, in my opinion, it will never wear out. I have bought several, and this is the one for me.
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The insulin flow was not affected in any way, nor was the function of the pump. I used this while on a research trip in the Australian outback and it worked very well. The only issue I have with it was that it was very plastic material used in it was thin and developed an opening very easily. I did end up using the best invention ever...duct tape to seal the 'leak' and was able to continue without problems.
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I've only had mine for just over three months, but it works fine. After a thorough foot massage I find it useful for increasing circulation and it reliably gets rid of occasional swelling in my feet when the massage alone has failed.
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I don't drink from it or any of the other infusers I and my wife use. We use travel mugs or regular cups to drink from cause we add honey to them, raw honey.
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Hi Katie! The slotted infuser insert is 4 inches long, and one and 1/4 inches in diameter. It can be pushed up into the cap of the infuser, or I prefer to just let it sit in the bottom, as the fruit will continue flavoring the water when the water level gets low. I LOVE my infuser, have had it for quite a while now, and have found it to be VERY sturdy. I'm not gentle with my things, and this has proven itself to be rugged. I have it with me all day, every day. I know you wouldn't be disappointed with this purchase. Best Wishes, Ann
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Yes, it keeps the insulin at 70 degrees, it doesn't get really any colder. We have used it for over 4 months no problem.
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The infuser is made of glass, and it is not a good infuser if you are a frequent tea drinker (too slow to infuse, doesn't allow water to circulate into leaves well, and is hard to clean). However, if you purchase an appropriately sized metal tea infuser (see my review for details), this pot will work wonderfully to brew all teas (it retains heat VERY well!)
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Not sure. I've gotten the strap and sensor wet when I rinse after working out but don't submerge it for a longer time.
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Yes, it is the same level of snug with or without the infuser. The infuser is secured to the middle of the lid.
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This was a gift for my Grandson. He had one before and he loved it. He lost it just before Christmas so I purchased two for him. (one at work and one for home.) He was very happy to get a replacement. He says it's very easy to clean. He washes the infuser with soapy water and then just rinses and he is done.
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I have not had any issue with skin reaction, skin tear etc. I use them to keep my insulin pump and tubing in place, works great! When I remove, no skin tears or problems and yet they are the best as far as being water resistant. Have tried other brands, not as good. Good luck