I’ll never forget our first trip abroad, in connection with my daughter Juila’s D1 debut…we thought nothing will stop us despite her recently diagnosed diabetes 1. First two days – four lost Omnipod pumps and a lost Dexcom sensor. We then tested with extra tape and plasters. Wear on the skin and painful to pull off. After a few hours of bathing, the same thing happened. Pump and sensor came loose. Then we tried bandages and it worked, but what a job. Just swaddling on and off but then swaddling on a wet bandage is not nice plus the daughter looked like a package. Then I decided to sketch out a holder, especially for the pump, as it weighs the most and is the easiest to drop. Now almost two years later, we stand here with a couple of thousand satisfied families as well as a small assortment of bathing and activity holders as well as protection you have at night so that the sensor is not exposed to pressure and against “Low Compression”