How do I extend my sensor beyond the 10 day hard stop?

Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) is a method to track blood sugar levels throughout the day and night.

Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) systems continuously check glucose levels throughout the day and night, while the Blood Glucose Meters (Bgm) measureglucose levels at a single moment in time.

The BGM only provides a single glucose reading.Every five minutes, the systems can provide real-time, dynamicglucose information.

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Your transmitter will come off when you remove your sensor.Don't throw your transmitter away until it's dead.You can use the same transmitter over a number of sensor sessions because it has a 90 day battery life.As the transmitter nears the end of its battery life, you will receive notifications.

Pull the patch off like a Band-Aid.The transmitter, holder, and sensor are all gone.

Don't remove the transmitter from the holder until you peel the patch off of your skin.The holder has a rounded edge.The holder should be bent down to break it.

Following your local guidelines for disposal of blood-contacting components, throw away the patch with the holder and sensor attached.