Dexcom works with FDA after stolen scrapped G7 sensors enter market

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  • Dexcom identified theft of two scrapped Dexcom G7 sensor lots during a third-party destruction process, triggering engagement with the FDA and other authorities.
  • Affected lots 1725204004 and 1725069002 were sold into the market by third parties; users are advised not to use them.
  • Lot 1725204004 carries an increased risk of skin infection due to improper sterilization; lot 1725069002 has higher risk of no readings.
  • Dexcom traced sales to Pharmsource, a non-authorized distributor; pharmacies sourcing via it are urged to review inventory.
  • No severe adverse events have been reported; replacements are being offered to impacted users.


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