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Benefits of G6 sensors can be worn for 10 days (compared to 7 days in earlier models) easy, pain-free insertion with a one-button plastic applicator device that allows for one-handed insertions you cant see the needle, as it retracts into the disposal inserter can be worn discreetly under clothing continuously tracks glucose levels in real-time and displays results on a smartphone app or receiver device can alert you if your blood sugar is trending high or low a data-sharing feature allows you to share real-time data with up to 10 people has a silent vibrate-only mode for alarms and other customizable alerts water-resistant, so you can wear it during showers, baths, or swimming, and it can be submerged in pools up to certain depths acetaminophen (Tylenol) doesnt affect glucose readings Cons of G6 sensor may fail early before day 10, or could fall off the body cant easily restart if your sensor fails before the 10-day mark you cant turn off the 55 mg/dL urgent low alert can be expensive with or without insurance, especially as the system requires a transmitter as and sensors that both need a prescription Bluetooth signal may disconnect from your phone or insulin pump, making the data less reliable not compatible with all smartphones (make sure to check Dexcoms smartphone list) plastic auto-inserter is cumbersome and takes up storage and travel space First cleared by the FDA It was also the first CGM to do away with the requirement to take fingerstick tests to calibrate for accuracy
How it supports care Semaglutide Provider guided Supports appetite regulation Acts on GLP-1 pathways involved in appetite, satiety, and digestion
