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Cases, Patches, Stickers, and Diabetic Supplies for Dexcom G6

Accessories for your Dexcom G5 or Dexcom G6

Here is a list of helpful diabetic accessories for your Dexcom G5 / G6 sensor, receiver, transmitter and system. As a Canadian diabetic, I am well acquainted with being prepared. From glucose tablets for hypoglycemic events to alcohol wipes, our page gives you recommendations on these diabetic suppoles and more for your Dexcom G6.

Many of the items come highly recommended in the Type-1 and Type-2 diabetic communities that use their Dexcom CGM system to manage their diabetes. A CGM, like a Dexcom G6, is a great way to help reduce your A1C. Did you know that studies have shown that the more frequent you test your blood glucose the better your HbA1c? Read more here on the benefits of using a Continuous Glucose Monitor like a Dexcom G6 or a FreeStyle Libre.

Note: These items are listed in my Amazon Retail Store. Most are also available through your local pharmacy. Click on the image to see the Amazon Listing. Amazon pays a small commission for items purchased through my store.

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How to Keep Your Dexcom G6 / G5 Safely attached to your arm

Here are a few items that help keep your Dexcom G5 / G6 affixed to your body and help it last / survive the 10 days without falling off or coming loose. Use these patches to help keep your Dexcom sticking to your tummy for 10 days.

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IMPORTANT: Find more Dexcom G5/G6 protective patches in our Online Store – Search Here to buy Dexcom adhesive patches

Protective Cases for your Dexcom Reader or Touch Screen Receiver

Looking for a case to protect or carry around your Dexcom G5 / G6 reader? Here area few options for you to choose from. Search Here for more case options.

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Glucose Management and Hypoglycemic Recovery

Here are some recommended tools to help deal with our hypoglycemia. Hypoglycemia is a condition caused by a very low level of blood sugar (glucose).

Hypoglycemia, also known as low blood sugar, is when blood sugar decreases to below 4 mmol/L.  Dex 4 glucose tablets are my first choice when managing a hypoglycemia episode and gives me a precise amount of glucose.

My Treatment: I take 4 DEX 4 tablets; wait 15 minutes and then retest.

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Emergency Contact Information – Medical Alert on Steroids

Road ID – My RoadID is my comfort blanket against the what if. Never had to use it however, good to know that my chronic illnesses, contract information, and who I am is easily accessible to anyone that may need it. RoadId comes in a variety of styles from bracelets, necklace, and as a band attachment of FitBit, Garmin, and Apple watches and smart devices.

Much like carrying my insulin, plenty of water while out for a run or my helmet riding – I would never go for a run or a ride without Road ID; even just a quick 5KM around the block. Honestly, I wear it 24/7/365.

Diabetes Books and Education

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Other Recommended books and education on diabetes

In addition to Amazons top 10 books on diabetes. Here are a few other great reads for you to consider.

Decorative Stickers, and Other Items

Looking to make your Dexcom G5 / G6 more stylish. Let’s all agree – white is a bit, well White. Here are a few links to help you pimp up your sensor and scanner. Word of caution – I can not speak to if the stickers reduce how well we can scan the sensors – my other curiosity is if the sensor itself can still disperse heat. However, those that love the stickers swear by them.

Your input is important!

I would love to hear from you. What has worked well with your daily use of your Dexcom G6, what has not? Send me s message and some link suggestions and I will be sure to add them to the list. ->> Contact me here!

Mark Hanlon
Mark Hanlonhttps://www.makingyouthink.ca
Mark Hanlon writes about his successes in life balancing fatherhood, running and cycling, and chronic illness (diabetes and Crohns). As an insulin-dependent Type 2 Diabetic and Crohns warrior, Mark does not look at his chronic illnesses as a disability but as motivation to challenge his body and his mind to find that next personal success. Enjoy Mark on his journey at are we "Making you think?".

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