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Dexcom Just Says Low. I’ve calibrated my 6 times in the past 20 minutes and it still Make a note of the time when you start the first calibration, and then wait at least 15 minutes after that one completes before you attempt a second calibration, and a third etc. The low is not real, it's just Dexcom getting weird.

The Dexcom G6 or G7 mobile app shows you the real-time data being collected by your sensor, and it should automatically alert you in case your glucose levels fall unacceptably low For more information, please visit page 144 in our Dexcom G6 CGM User Guide.

Why does the do this? I’m obviously trending up but as long as I

(2) Never, ever calibrate below 75-80 mg/dL.Just like other glucose-oxidase based measurement devices (including nearly all fingerstick strips and meters), Dexcom just doesn't have a high enough raw data value to work from, accuracy becomes much worse. While the majority of users don't experience this, some people experience nighttime or pressure-induced lows, which can cause the alarm to sound. Once the pressure is relieved, your Dexcom G6 readings should be closer to your blood glucose meter

Does anyone have issues with what blood sugar level the is. For more information, please visit page 144 in our Dexcom G6 CGM User Guide. (2) Never, ever calibrate below 75-80 mg/dL.Just like other glucose-oxidase based measurement devices (including nearly all fingerstick strips and meters), Dexcom just doesn't have a high enough raw data value to work from, accuracy becomes much worse.

That awkward feeling when your just reads low instead of an. || The Always Sound feature is available with Dexcom G6 The low is not real, it's just Dexcom getting weird.