Dexcom G7, G7 15-Day, G6 and Stelo sensors in sealed boxes. Model and packaging type matter, so the directory lists each version separately.
Dexcom sensors are some of the most common supplies people have left over, usually after switching from G6 to G7, moving to the 15 Day version, or receiving more shipments than they used. Dexcom packages the same sensor in different boxes (retail, DME and sample), so the directory lists each version separately.
Transmitters and receivers are listed so you can ask, but may not be accepted at this time.
The standard 10-day G7 sensor in pharmacy retail packaging. Check the code on the label to confirm it is the retail version.
How to identify this product → Request a QuoteThe 10-day G7 sensor in medical-supplier (DME) packaging, identified by the STP-AT-013 code on the box.
How to identify this product → Request a QuoteThe extended-wear G7 15 Day sensor in retail packaging. The box is clearly marked 15 Day.
How to identify this product → Request a QuoteThe G7 15 Day sensor in DME packaging, identified by STP-FT-013.
How to identify this product → Request a QuoteSample-labeled G7 15 Day packaging. Sample items need manual review before Tonya can say whether they are eligible.
How to identify this product → Request a ReviewSealed three-sensor G6 boxes. Condition of the outer box matters, so keep it clean and undamaged.
How to identify this product → Request a QuoteA G6 three-pack variant with an orange box printed on the packaging. Mention the orange marking when you call.
How to identify this product → Request a QuoteA single G6 sensor that still has its individual box. Singles are reviewed case by case.
How to identify this product → Request a ReviewA sealed G6 sensor without its outer box. Unboxed singles always need manual review and may not qualify.
How to identify this product → Request a ReviewDexcom's over-the-counter Stelo biosensor in sealed packaging.
Request a QuoteListed so you can ask. G6 transmitters may not be accepted at this time; please call before setting one aside for pickup.
How to identify this product → Ask TonyaListed so you can ask. Transmitter kits may not be accepted at this time; call Tonya first.
How to identify this product → Ask TonyaListed so you can ask. DME-boxed G6 transmitters may not be accepted at this time.
How to identify this product → Ask TonyaListed so you can ask. Receivers may not be accepted at this time; call before including one.
How to identify this product → Ask TonyaListed so you can ask. G7 receivers may not be accepted at this time; call before including one.
How to identify this product → Ask TonyaThe standard Dexcom G7 is one of the most common items people call Tonya about. Here is how to identify exactly which version you have before you request a quote.
Read more →The G7 15 Day is a newer, longer-wear version of the G7 sensor. Because it looks similar to the standard G7, the details on the box matter.
Read more →Many people switched from G6 to G7 and still have unopened G6 sensor boxes in a closet. Here is how Tonya looks at them.
Read more →Tonya takes inquiries from Carroll, Howard, Frederick, Montgomery and Washington counties in Maryland, and York County, PA.
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