CGM: Is “More” always better? Dexcom’s G7. More Accurate
As we discussed in the first article in this series, there’s a lot of marketing about having More with your CGM, whether that’s accuracy or […]
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Dexcom’s Stelo by numbers. Could a 15 day G7 be imminent?
With performance numbers on the new 15-day, prescription free, Stelo sensor from Dexcom looking very similar to those from the G7, could Dexcom be contemplating the announcement of an uldated 15-day iCGM at EASD in Madrid?
Comparing Dexcom’s G7 and One+. Is there much difference?
As many people will have seen, Dexcom have been expanding their product line based on the G7 hardware. The replacement for their more budget device, […]
Welcome to the Wild, Wild West: the CGM head-to-head study
In the past at Diabettech, we’ve talked about how the design of a CGM safety and accuracy study plays a big part in the results […]
Medtrum Nano CGM… A tale of two sensors
Late in 2023, I received two Medtrum Nano sensors to try out, given to me by Medtrum. Historically, I’ve found that their CGM products have […]
Further observations of Dexcom’s G7.
Having tested a G7 against the Libre3, and found that without calibration, it tended to produce results that I wasn’t satisfied with using just the […]
Six of the best: UK CGM error grids
As I’ve previously discussed, I’ve been running a side by side trial of the currently available CGM systems in the UK. It focused on those […]
Ten days in… Two sensors end
Ten days come to an end, and the first and most obvious, difference between the Dexcom devices and the rest is immediately obvious. The Dexcom […]
Lies, damned lies and statistics. The art of the CGM accuracy study.
How do you compare two different CGMs? It seems like a stupid question. It’s obvious. You look at the Mean Absolute Relative Difference (MARD) of […]
We come DexcomONE…. (Sorry Faithless….)
DexcomONE. Something new from Dexcom. And boy doesn’t that applicator look like a Dexcom G6… But it’s only been talked about in a few places, […]