Skin Grip Diabetic Sensor Tape Debuts Free Shipping to 15 European Countries
Industry: Healthcare
Skin Grip creates adhesives to keep CGMs and other diabetic devices anchored to the skin. In addition to offering free domestic shipping, they will now offer free shipping to 15 European countries.
Salt Lake City, UT (PRUnderground) June 16th, 2022
Skin Grip empowers people with diabetes to live fearlessly with their super-strong adhesives that keep diabetic sensors secured to the skin. While Skin Grip has always offered free shipping on their U.S. orders, they will now extend that free shipping to 15 countries in Europe.
One of the biggest challenges for people with diabetes is keeping costly diabetic sensors in place. Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) and insulin pumps are prone to falling off when users exercise, sleep, or even give someone a hug. Skin Grip solves this problem with their adhesive patches and tape that keep diabetic sensors secured to the skin for up to 10 days.
“Our goal is to allow diabetics to live as actively and fully as any other person without having to worry about losing their device and fighting with their insurance company for a replacement or simply paying out of pocket,” said Skin Grip President, Isaac Parkinson. Parkinson started Skin Grip after watching his brother struggle to live an active lifestyle with diabetes.
Skin Grip’s adhesives come in neutral colors as well as bold shades and patterns (think rainbow or camo). Effective this month, Skin Grip will extend their free shipping to the following countries:
- Spain
- Belgium
- Luxembourg
- Austria
- Switzerland
- Italy
- Portugal
- Germany
- France
- Netherlands
- Denmark
- Sweden
- Norway
- Finland
- United Kingdom
“We have a large community of international users who depend on our adhesives, and we’re excited to make our products even more accessible to them,” said Parkinson.
Skin Grip supports diabetics worldwide, not just through manufacturing adhesives but also through donating to international humanitarian efforts. They recently donated $6,000 to Ukraine to help avert an insulin shortage. Last year, they donated 5,000 of their adhesive patches for Dexcom G6 and other CGMs to diabetics in Belize, which has one of the highest rates of diabetes in the world.
Skin Grip’s adhesives are latex-free and hypo-allergenic. To date, they have helped more than 100,000 users, saving them a combined total of $15 million on replacement sensors. To learn more about the company’s adhesives or to place international orders with free shipping, go to www.SkinGrip.com.
About Skin Grip
Skin Grip makes strong adhesive tapes to keep monitors secured to the skin so that diabetics can participate in their favorite activities with peace of mind. They offer patches for all types of glucose monitors and insulin pumps.
