FDA warns of stolen Dexcom glucose monitor sensors posing infection and reading risks

The FDA warns of stolen Dexcom G7 glucose monitor sensors, posing risks of infection and inaccurate readings. Two specific lots, 1725204004 and 1725069002, failed inspection, were stolen during destruction, and are now being resold. Lot 1725204004 lacks sterilization, increasing infection risk, while Lot 1725069002 has a higher failure rate, potentially causing inaccurate glucose readings. Individuals with these sensors should not use them and contact Dexcom for replacements. The FDA advises purchasing devices directly from manufacturers or reputable pharmacies.