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Mobile continuous glucose monitoring
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Remove Transmitter From Sensor Pod
Remember that the transmitter is reusable—do not throw away. It lasts 90 days and can be used in multiple sensor sessions.
Keep using it until the system notifies you the transmitter battery is about to expire.
Before reusing the transmitter in your new sensor session, remove it from the old sensor pod.
You can detach transmitter two ways:
1. Use safety lock (see With Safety Lock table). You removed this from the applicator barrel at the beginning of the
session.
2. Manually spread out tabs holding transmitter in sensor pod (see Without Safety Lock table).
With Safety Lock
Step
Picture
1
2
3
4
After removing your sensor, and taking the transmitter out of the sensor pod, you're ready to begin a new sensor session. The
transmitter's battery is good up to three months. If you haven't received your final seven-day transmitter battery life warning,
you can reuse the transmitter for your next session.
Remember:
1. Never use same spot repeatedly for sensor insertion.
2. Never use same site for 2 sensor sessions in a row.
Without Safety Lock
Step
Picture
1
2
Dexcom G5 Mobile System User Guide
Ending Your Sensor Session and Transmitter Session
What you do
adhesive patch
Grasp end of
Peel
adhesive patch
up and away from your
sensor pod
body to remove
sensor pod
Put
on flat surface.
safety latch's
Place
jagged edge:
Over transmitter's wide edge
In between open slots on sensor pod's
sides
Lift up
safety latch
.
What you do
adhesive patch
Grasp end of
adhesive patch
Peel
up and away from your
sensor pod
body to remove
sensor pod
Put
on flat surface.
.
transmitter
and
.
.
transmitter
and
.
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