There have been 56 serious injuries reported related to this Class I recall. If you use Dexcom's continuous glucose ...

Usually, patients using the CGM system need three components – a sensor, which has to be replaced every week, a transmitter that has to be replaced about 2-4 times a year and the Dexcom receiver.

DexCom’s decision to pursue the Type 2 diabetes market wasn’t faulty. It was management’s execution of its strategy that ...

Medtronic’s sensor is pretty accurate — not as spot-on as Dexcom’s, but not so far off. A check of my blood sugar typically would show that the Dexcom G6 was within just a point or two of ...

You also need to buy a transmitter that sits on top of the sensor, ... I'm not going to my doctor's office every 3 months to get this put on when I can put on a dexcom sensor at my house.

The Dexcom sensors last about 10 days each, ... and recently got a complimentary transmitter to get him back on the system while his formal order goes through the approval process.

The next-generation device aims to be 60% smaller than the G6 with an all-in-one sensor applicator and transmitter, while Dexcom promises a 30-minute warm-up period and the ability to connect with ...

DexCom, Inc. DXCM announced that its DexCom ONE continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system has been launched in France for people with diabetes. The latest CGM sensor from the company’s ...

Dexcom ONE+ is now available in the UK, incorporating 25 years of Dexcom research to offer a sensor that better meets the needs of those living with diabetes.; Dexcom’s first-ever State of Type ...