Dexcom Now Offers Providers G6 Pro Continuous Glucose Monitoring Systems

Dexcom announced that providers can pre-order its G6 Pro continuous glucose monitoring system starting today with shipping starting 6 July. 

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San Diego, CA-based diabetes company Dexcom Inc. announced that health care providers can begin pre-ordering the company’s G6 Pro continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system on 8 June.

Dexcom’s G6 Pro, which earned US Food and Drug Administration clearance last October for people 2 years of age or...

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