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Dexcom One+

JanetT

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Anyone else had trouble unscrewing dexcom one+ applicator ? I had to put it in a vice last time. Any solutions?
 
Anyone else had trouble unscrewing dexcom one+ applicator ? I had to put it in a vice last time. Any solutions?
Only ever used the DexcomOne+ on the free trial
that one opened no problem, I must admit the Libra’s I can struggle sometimes to firmly grip and undo the cover (from the applicator) but I’ve never needed to use the vice
I do these days find many things virtually un-openable especially jars etc (early signs of arthritis)
I find one of these openings devices most useful we got ours in HomeSense (TK Max)
 

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Just got my first one and didn't have an issue opening it myself, even in the middle of a Fibro/PsA flare which affects my hands and wrists a fair amount.
Possibly pure anxiety induced determination in my case though.

Other than a slightly damp tea towel, I think the gadget @goodybags suggested could be a good buy! 🙂
 
If you ever struggle with unscrewing jar lids or anything else where you need a good grip, washing up gloves work really well, to give you better grip and leverage.
 
Only ever used the DexcomOne+ on the free trial
that one opened no problem, I must admit the Libra’s I can struggle sometimes to firmly grip and undo the cover (from the applicator) but I’ve never needed to use the vice
I do these days find many things virtually un-openable especially jars etc (early signs of arthritis)
I find one of these openings devices most useful we got ours in HomeSense (TK Max)
Thank you - I'll get one of those!
 
If you ever struggle with unscrewing jar lids or anything else where you need a good grip, washing up gloves work really well, to give you better grip and leverage.
Thanks for the tip - will give that a try!
 
Just got my first one and didn't have an issue opening it myself, even in the middle of a Fibro/PsA flare which affects my hands and wrists a fair amount.
Possibly pure anxiety induced determination in my case though.

Other than a slightly damp tea towel, I think the gadget @goodybags suggested could be a good buy! 🙂
Thank you!
 
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