Who Uses the Dexcom G6 Receiver? Individuals who use the Dexcom G6 CGM System use the Dexcom G6 Touchscreen Receiver to view data as an alternative to a smart device for accurately reading and tracking glucose levels.
Why They Love It: This device allows users to have a dedicated device specifically for glucose monitoring, which is ideal for G6 users who do not want to use a smart device for this purpose. It has an easy-to-use touchscreen display that makes reading and managing glucose information easy. The customizable alarms alert users when their glucose levels are too high or low.
Dexcom G6 Receiver Overview
The Dexcom G6 Receiver is a display device that works with the G6 sensor and transmitter to monitor glucose readings. It features customizable alerts and alarms that go off when glucose levels are too high or low. The alarm systems help users take appropriate, immediate action to regain control of their glucose levels. The readings and trending information displayed on the touchscreen make visualization and monitoring simple. The Dexcom G6 Receiver also connects to Dexcom Clarity on a computer, where users can view additional data, graphs, statistics, and more.
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Dexcom Receiver Features and Benefits
- Alerts Users When Glucose Levels are Too High or Low
- Displays, Stores, and Tracks Glucose Readings
- Trending Arrow Shows if Levels Are Stable, Low, or High
- Touchscreen Display Is Easy To Read and Use
- Customizable Alerts
- Two-Day Battery Life
Urgent Low Alarm and Customizable Alerts
Alarm
- Urgent Low. This alarm goes off when the sensor reading reaches 55 mg/dL or lower. It cannot be turned off.
Alerts
- Urgent Low Soon. This alert gives a 20-minute warning before users reach 55 mg/dL. This allows them to act in advance to prevent or reduce the severity of a hypoglycemic event.
- Low. This alert notifies the user when they are below the level they set
- High. This alert goes off when the user's G6 readings are above their target glucose range.
- Rise Rate. This optional alert goes off when glucose levels rise 2 or 3 mg/dL each minute.
- Fall Rate. Alerts users when glucose levels drop 2 or 3 mg/dL per minute.
- Signal Loss. This alert tells users when they are not receiving G6 readings. Signal loss can happen when the transmitter is far away from the receiver or when a wall or water is between the devices.
Why Use a Dexcom Receiver Instead of a Smartphone?
The Dexcom G6 Receiver is an ideal display device when users don't have a compatible smart device, as well as those who want a device specifically dedicated to the G6. Its two-day battery life addresses concern some users may have about the battery longevity of their smart devices. The G6 receiver is also ideal for users concerned that their smart device settings or storage space availability could interfere with monitoring. Some users may even use the Dexcom G6 and a smart device together.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Product Specifications
- Manufacturer: Dexcom Inc.
- Product Number: PDSTKOE001
- Weight: Approx. 4 Ounces
- Dimensions:
- Length: 4.2 Inches
- Width: 2.5 Inches
- Height: 0.06 Inch
- Data Communication Range: 20 Feet
- Battery Life: 2 Days per Charge
- Battery Charging Time: 3 Hours
- Alarm Volume: 50 Decibels at 3 Feet
- Memory Storage: 10 Days of Tech Support Data and 30 Days of Glucose Data
- Storage, Transport, and Operating Conditions:
- Temperature Range: 32 to 104 Fahrenheit
- Humidity Range: 15% to 95%
- Operating Altitude: -1,200 Feet to 13,500 Feet
- Ingress Protection: IP22: Protection from Insertion of Large Objects and Vertically Falling Water Drops
- Warranty: 1 Year
- Application: Diabetic Supply
Manuals and Documents
Toolkit Brochure has important information for pharmacists.
User Manual discusses what the receiver is, device components, and more.
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