Dexcom G6 Sensor (3-Pack)
- Accurate Glucose Readings
- Customizable Alerts
- 10-Day Sensor Wear
- Simple Auto-Applicator
- Share Your Data
The Dexcom G6 Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) System sends real-time glucose readings automatically to a compatible smart device or Dexcom receiver. No fingersticks, no scanning. Dexcom CGM is clinically proven to lower A1C,1-5 and features a 10-day sensor that is easy to use. Dexcom G6 integrates most smartphones, many smart watches, select insulin pumps, and numerous digital health apps. It’s designed to make diabetes management more convenient than ever before.
- Sensor: Monitors interstitial glucose levels through a small wire inserted just underneath the skin, sending a signal to the transmitter (10-day lifespan).
- Transmitter: Fastened on top of the sensor; sends data wirelessly via Bluetooth to the wearer's display device (3-month lifespan).
- Exceptional Accuracy: With MARD as low as 6.2% for pediatric patients on day 7 of sensor use, and an overall MARD of 9.0%.
- No Routine Fingersticks or Scanning:. Patients can prick their finger a whole lot less, and eliminate the burden of manual sensor scans.
- Custom Alerts and Alarm: Customizable high and low glucose alerts, and an Urgent Low Soon alert that proactively warns users if they will be ≤ 3.1 mmol/L within 20 minutes.
- (3) One time use applicator/sensor
- (3) Disposable, one-time use transmitter
FAQs
You may have pharmacy coverage for Dexcom through your insurance, which would allow you to get supplies at your local pharmacy.
You will receive transmitter end of battery life alerts on your display device. You should use the transmitter until you receive the message to pair a new transmitter.
The test your doctor does is considered a more accurate glucose number than any products you use at home. Both BGMs and Dexcom G6 are compared to that doctor’s test to measure accuracy in clinical studies.
Review the following information to make sure that you continue to receive CGM readings when using a compatible smart device.
Learn about professional tips on how to treat irritated skin or rash caused by Dexcom sensor adhesive, from cleaning the area to using barrier films and steroid cream.
