Every recall we track for Dexcom, Inc. — 23 in all — plus the complaints and injury reports the public filed about them.
Dexcom recalls specific lots of G7 glucose sensors due to increased skin infection risk and potential for inaccurate readings that could lead to missed hyperglycemic events. Affected lots 1725204004 and 1725069002 were designated for destruction but were sold by Pharmsource.
Dexcom recalls ONE+ iOS CGM App versions 1.5.0 and 1.6.0 due to software defect causing delayed glucose readings that may lead to missing hypoglycemic events.
Dexcom recalls G7 CGM iOS App versions 2.9.0-2.11.2 for potential glucose alert delays. Users may miss hypoglycemic events due to software issues causing EGV flickering.
Dexcom recalls G7 CGM watchOS app versions 2.9.0-2.11.2 for potential glucose data delays that could cause missed hypoglycemic events. Affected users should check their app version and contact Dexcom.
Dexcom recalls G6 and G6 Pro Android apps with software version 1.15.0 that may miss glucose alerts, risking severe diabetic complications. Users should update to fix the issue.
Dexcom recalls G7 CGM iOS app versions 2.8.0 and earlier that may not alert users of sensor failures, risking missed glucose events. Affected users should update to latest software.
Dexcom recalls ONE+ glucose monitoring app versions 1.4.0 and earlier for missing sensor failure alerts, risking missed glucose events. Users should update to latest software.
Dexcom recalls G7 CGM watchOS app versions 2.8.0 and earlier for missing sensor failure alerts, which could delay treatment of high or low blood sugar events.
Dexcom recalls ONE+ Android CGM app versions 1.4.0 and earlier due to failing to alert users when glucose sensors malfunction, risking missed diabetes emergencies.
Dexcom recalls G7 CGM Android App versions 2.8.0 and earlier that don't alert users when glucose sensors fail, risking missed hyper/hypoglycemia events. Affected users should update to newer app versions.
Dexcom recalls G7 Glucose Receivers with specific SKUs due to potential missed low/high blood sugar alerts, which could cause serious health issues.
Dexcom recalls G6 Glucose Receivers with specific SKUs due to potential missed low/high blood sugar alerts, which could cause serious health issues.
Dexcom recalls specific glucose monitoring systems due to potential missed alerts for low/high blood sugar, which could cause serious health issues. Affected units include models STK-DO-006 and STK-DO-013.
Dexcom recalls One+ glucose monitors with specific SKUs due to potential missed alerts for low/high blood sugar, which could lead to seizures, unconsciousness, or death. Affected units include STK-D7-013 and STK-D7-014 models.
Dexcom recalls G7 iOS app version 2.7.0 for potential glucose reading inaccuracies. Users may miss critical hyperglycemic or hypoglycemic events if the app stops updating glucose values.
Dexcom recalls G6 glucose monitors that may miss critical high or low blood sugar alarms due to rare software errors. Affected units have specific serial numbers; users should contact Dexcom for guidance.
Dexcom recalls G6 glucose monitors with serial numbers starting 00386270000583 due to rare touchscreen errors causing missed glucose alerts, potentially leading to undetected high or low blood sugar events.
Dexcom recalls G6 glucose monitors due to rare touchscreen errors causing missed high or low blood sugar alerts. Affected units have specific serial numbers.
Dexcom recalls G4/G5 glucose monitors that may give false high readings when patients take hydroxyurea. Affected units include specific sensor kits sold with model numbers STS-GL-041, STS-RX-041, and STS-MC-004.
Dexcom recalls G4 Platinum glucose monitors that may give false high readings when used with hydroxyurea. Affected units include specific sensor kits sold from 2019 onward. No action needed if not using hydroxyurea.
Dexcom recalls G6 glucose monitors that may give false high readings when used with hydroxyurea. Affected models include G6 Sensor Kits sold from 2020 onward. No action needed if not using hydroxyurea.
Dexcom recalls iOS software version 1.4.0 of its G6 CGM app up to 1.4.4 due to low alarm feature not alerting users after 30 days of app installation. This could lead to undetected high blood sugar levels.
Dexcom recalls G5 Mobile Receivers with specific software versions that may not display glucose readings or alerts properly. Affected units could miss critical diabetes management information.
