Dexcom G7 CGM Upgrades - 6 New Features You Should Know About
In this comprehensive update on the Dexcom G7, we'll explore the series of improvements the system has undergone, making it more accessible and efficient for users. Let's dive into the details.
One of the most anticipated updates for Dexcom G7 is its ability to connect directly to the Apple Watch.
Previously, users needed their phones nearby, but now the G7 can transmit data directly to the Apple Watch through a dedicated Bluetooth connection.
It requires an Apple Watch Series 6 or later, running watchOS 10+ and paired with an iPhone using iOS 17 or newer. This step forward allows continuous glucose monitoring more independently.
Early adopters noted that signal loss was frequent with older sensor models. However, a recent upgrade boasts a 65% enhancement in range, allowing for a clearer connection over 33 feet.
For users acquiring G7 sensors in 2024 and beyond, look for the distinguishing underline on the LBL number on package labels, which indicates this upgraded connectivity.
Dexcom G7 now offers extended support for insulin pumps, including integration with the Mobi Insulin Pump by Tandem and Omnipod 5. These additions further solidify G7's position in aiding comprehensive diabetes management across different device ecosystems.
Users can now automatically log activity and medications directly in the Dexcom app. This functionality synchronizes with health tracking devices like those compatible with Apple Health or Health Connect, maintaining a collective log of health data for better insights.
While decorative, the aesthetic overlay tapes available in the Dexcom Design Shop help inject some fun flare in the managing type 1 or type 2 diabetes. However, they're purely decorative and not replacements for required over-patches that come with sensors.
Announced for people with type 2 diabetes, the over-the-counter, no-prescription-needed "Stilo" offers a simpler sensor setup, without all G7's alerts but extending usability to a wide customer base.
"It's not just suitable for those with type 2 diabetes; introducing such innovations caters to individuals who aim to monitor glucose levels for fitness and wellness purposes."
While these enhancements underscore the progress of Dexcom's CGM systems, they are a testament to Dexcom’s commitment to improving users’ experiences.
Overall, as their updates show noticeable progress, we anticipate even more new features in the future that would further turn these upgrades into daily efficient glucometric experiences.
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