Dexcom one - Transmitter and Display Device Safety

Dexcom ONE User Guide
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Dexcom ONE safety statements
• Use correct transmitter and sensor
Dexcom ONE components are not compatible
with any previous Dexcom products. Do not
mix transmitters, receivers, and sensors from
different generations.
Transmitter safety
statements
Warnings
• Inspect
Do not use a damaged or cracked transmitter. A
damaged transmitter could cause injuries from
electrical shocks and may make Dexcom ONE
not work correctly.
• Use as directed
The transmitter is small and may pose a
choking hazard. Do not put it in your mouth or
let children hold it without adult supervision.
Precautions
• Reuse transmitter – do not throw away
When ending a session, do not throw away the
transmitter. The transmitter is reusable until
Dexcom ONE notifies you that the transmitter
battery is about to expire.
For Healthcare Professionals: Please see
cleaning and disinfection instructions in
Professional Use Instructions.
• Do not start transmitter past use by date
You can start a new transmitter on or beforeits
Use By date to get full use.
Starting a transmitterpastits Use By date may
cause incorrect results.
The Use By date is in YYYY-MM-DD
(Year-Month-Day) format on the transmitter
package label, next to the hourglass symbol.