Dexcom One Blood Glucose Sensor Dexcom One Blood Glucose Sensor
Dexcom One Blood Glucose Sensor Dexcom One Blood Glucose Sensor

Dexcom One Blood Glucose Sensor

Brand : OCP OCP

Dexcom One - Glucose Sensor provides continuous, accurate, and discreet glucose monitoring. Enjoy readings without the need for scanning or calibration, for simplified diabetes management. Please note that the meter complies with French standards and displays readings in mg/dL.

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What is the Dexcom One Glucose Sensor used for?

Please note that the meter complies with French standards and therefore displays results in mg/dL

The Dexcom One Blood Glucose Sensor is an innovative medical device designed to revolutionize daily diabetes management. It provides continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), eliminating the need for fingerstick tests multiple times a day. Thanks to its smart and discreet sensor system, it provides real-time data for constant and accurate monitoring of blood sugar levels.

This sensor is particularly useful for people with diabetes (type 1 or type 2) who want to better understand their blood glucose trends, quickly identify episodes of hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia, and adjust their treatment accordingly. The device is compatible with an intuitive mobile app that displays blood glucose readings, trend lines, and personalized alerts.

One of the main advantages of Dexcom One is its ease of use. Once applied, the sensor works for up to 10 days without interruption, transmitting data to your smartphone every 5 minutes. It thus helps you gain independence, confidence, and peace of mind, while making treatment decisions easier.

The sensor is recommended for children as young as 2 years old, including pregnant women. Its interstitial monitoring technology detects blood glucose fluctuations earlier, allowing youto anticipate drops or spikes. This is a real advantage in preventing both short- and long-term complications.

Thanks to its customizable alerts, you’re immediately notified if your blood sugar is too low or too high—even without checking your phone. These alerts help you stay within the target range of 70 to 180 mg/dL, which optimizes metabolic control and reduces the risks associated with poorly controlled diabetes.

Finally, the sensor fits seamlessly into an active lifestyle. Its compact design, comfort, and water resistance allow you to wear it while showering, exercising, or sleeping. The user-friendly interface, detailed reports, and compatibility with connected devices make Dexcom One a comprehensive and reliable solution for proactive diabetes management.

If you’re looking for a complementary solution to measure your blood sugar levels, check out the OneTouch Select Plus Blood Glucose Meter—ideal as a backup to confirm readings or when in doubt.

How do you use Dexcom One?

Instructions for Use

The Dexcom One sensor is easy to apply at home using a pre-filled applicator. Here are the key steps:

  1. Choose a suitableinsertion site: the abdomen or the back of the arm (the buttocks are permitted for ages 2–17).
  2. Carefully clean the skin with an alcohol wipe and let it dry.
  3. Insert the sensor using the applicator, then attach the transmitter to it.
  4. Open the Dexcom app on your smartphone and enter the sensor code (printed on the label).
  5. Wait for the 2-hour warm-up period before you receive your first blood glucose readings.
  6. The sensor automatically transmits data to your smartphone every 5 minutes for 10 days.

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Precautions for Use

  • Do not use the sensor during an MRI or CT scan.
  • Do not reuse the sensor after removal.
  • Do not apply to an irritated area, a scar, or an area exposed to pressure.
  • If you are taking hydroxyurea, readings may be falsely elevated: verify with a glucose meter.
  • Avoid exposing the sensor to sunscreen or insect repellent.
  • Make sure your smartphone allows notifications and sound; otherwise, you may miss alerts.
  • Do not use if you have a serious illness or are on dialysis: the data may be inaccurate.
  • Use only with Dexcom One-compatible components (do not mix with previous versions).

What is the Dexcom One made of?

Medical-Grade Silicone, Enzymatic Sensor, Silver Chloride Electrode, Polyurethane Film, Rechargeable Transmitter, Integrated Microprocessor, Hypoallergenic Medical Adhesive, ABS Plastic Housing, Bluetooth Low Energy Circuit

Packaging

The Dexcom One sensor comes in an individual box containing a pre-filled, single-use sensor. It must be paired with a compatible transmitter (sold separately) and is designed for 10 days of use per sensor. The solution also includes access to a dedicated mobile app, allowing users to view blood glucose data and customize alerts.

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