Here’s how to make sure you are getting the correct measurement. I realized when I got mine that the company did not include the adaptor as part of the measurements. So you need to measure your wrist and then add 2 inches. See pictures to see what I mean.

You can see that without the adaptor the measures is what a large is. Which is the size of my wrist. But with the adaptor on it increased by 2 ish inches. Which made it HUGE on me!

The product appears to work. My current one won’t update firmware, keeps disconnecting, and the continuous alert isn’t working either.

I am waiting to communicate (already emailed) to get an exchange for a small band. Hopefully that band’s firmware can update and continuous alert works. Cuz it’s a PERFECT product for this deaf momma of 6 month old.

Once I get a replacement, this will change to a 4 star. If the website updates to inform customers to add 2 inches to the measurements for adaptor (or whatever size your smart watch face is). Or update the product itself to include a band sizer (holes and hooks) like any other watch. Then it’ll be a 5 star.

Even a small was too big and bulky on my wrist making it uncomfortable to wear. It also lost Bluetooth connection to my phone so it didn’t alert me when my alarm went off. I’ve reached out to the company to talk about a refund and have not heard back.

All fine. Thank you.

I did not get the band. It is lost in transit. I filled out some sort of trace request with USPS, but no band yet. Get a band to me and I'll give it a proper review.

My 4 year old is a type one diabetic and I am a heavy sleeper. I have trouble waking up to my phone alerting me when he’s low overnight. Safewave has helped me wake up to my Dexcom alerts on my phone! It’s such a blessing to have that peace of mind. Jared was also helpful when I reached out about my specific concern of Savewave would alert me to Dexcom notifications.

Thank you!