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Adults 18 and older who have an established diabetes diagnosis and a prior Dexcom G7 prescription are generally eligible. A licensed physician will review your medical history and current glucose management to confirm the refill is appropriate.

Yes. In fact, people who use insulin, especially multiple daily injections or an insulin pump, are among the most common candidates for CGM prescription renewal, as continuous glucose data is particularly important for preventing hypoglycemia in this group.

Each Dexcom G7 sensor is approved for up to 10 days of continuous wear before it must be replaced. Most prescriptions are written to supply enough sensors to cover the patient's monitoring needs on an ongoing basis.

A valid prescription is required for each refill, though many prescriptions are written with refills included. If your prescription has expired or no refills remain, a physician must authorize a new one before your supplies can be dispensed.

For many users, yes. The Dexcom G7 is FDA-approved for non-adjunctive use, meaning treatment decisions including insulin dosing can be made based on CGM readings alone without a confirmatory fingerstick, though fingersticks may still be recommended in certain situations.

You should be prepared to share your diabetes diagnosis, current medications, the name and dose of any insulin you use, your most recent A1C result if available, and your existing Dexcom G7 prescription details.

Doctronic uses AI-powered evaluation to gather your health information and symptom history. That information is reviewed by a licensed physician who then creates a personalized treatment plan, which may include a prescription refill when clinically appropriate.

Yes. Doctronic works exclusively with licensed physicians, all consultations are doctor-reviewed and audited for quality, and the platform is fully HIPAA-compliant to protect your health information. Care is available to adults 18 and older in any U.S. state.