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Enjoy extended wear. 15 days*† of continuous glucose monitoring with Dexcom G7 15 Day.

Get started with Dexcom G7 15 Day at the link in bio.

Available now through medical distributors only; shipping to pharmacies in early January 2026.

*A study was conducted to assess the sensor life where 73.9% of sensors lasted the full 15 days. When using the product per package labeling, approximately 26% of sensors may not last for the full 15 days. †Excludes implantable CGM systems.

On World Diabetes Day, Dexcom Warrior Nick Jonas took a moment to reflect on his 20-year journey with Type 1 diabetes, a path shaped by resilience, courage, and hope.

@nickjonas reminded us that living a better life with diabetes means having the unwavering support of a community and access to technology like Dexcom CGM to help make life simpler and more manageable. His words remind us that no one fights alone and that together, we can make a difference.

Thank you, Nick, for shining a light on this incredible community and for your tireless efforts to raise awareness. Your voice inspires Warriors and people living with diabetes everywhere to keep pushing forward. 💙

In honor of World Diabetes Day, we’re thrilled to introduce our new diabetes advocates!

From the youngest voices to seasoned advocates, representing every type of diabetes and hailing from four continents and five countries, these individuals bring diverse perspectives and lived experiences — united by a shared commitment to driving diabetes advocacy forward.

Discover the stories behind all 16 advocates and what makes each one extraordinary at the link in bio.

We’re so excited to welcome our newest Dexcom Warrior, @mason.j.miller!

As a relief pitcher for the San Diego Padres, Mason uses his Dexcom G7 15 Day to help him stay on top of his glucose levels on and off the field.

Mason’s journey is proof that diabetes doesn’t have to set limits - it can be part of what makes you stronger!

Drop a 👋 to help us welcome Mason to the Warrior community!

Being diagnosed with diabetes can feel like a lot — and feeling alone is common. But that doesn’t mean you have to carry it all by yourself.

Support can look like a care team who answers questions, a friend who checks in, or loved ones learning alongside you. It can also be a community reminding you that you’re not figuring this out alone.

For more guidance on diabetes support and tips for those newly diagnosed, visit Dexcom All Access.

Being diagnosed with diabetes can feel like a lot — and feeling alone is common. But that doesn’t mean you have to carry it all by yourself.

Support can look like a care team who answers questions, a friend who checks in, or loved ones learning alongside you. It can also be a community reminding you that you’re not figuring this out alone.

For more guidance on diabetes support and tips for those newly diagnosed, visit Dexcom All Access.

Being diagnosed with diabetes can feel like a lot — and feeling alone is common. But that doesn’t mean you have to carry it all by yourself.

Support can look like a care team who answers questions, a friend who checks in, or loved ones learning alongside you. It can also be a community reminding you that you’re not figuring this out alone.

For more guidance on diabetes support and tips for those newly diagnosed, visit Dexcom All Access.

Being diagnosed with diabetes can feel like a lot — and feeling alone is common. But that doesn’t mean you have to carry it all by yourself.

Support can look like a care team who answers questions, a friend who checks in, or loved ones learning alongside you. It can also be a community reminding you that you’re not figuring this out alone.

For more guidance on diabetes support and tips for those newly diagnosed, visit Dexcom All Access.

Being diagnosed with diabetes can feel like a lot — and feeling alone is common. But that doesn’t mean you have to carry it all by yourself.

Support can look like a care team who answers questions, a friend who checks in, or loved ones learning alongside you. It can also be a community reminding you that you’re not figuring this out alone.

For more guidance on diabetes support and tips for those newly diagnosed, visit Dexcom All Access.

With Dexcom G7 helping manage diabetes in the background, the E family can take on an action-packed day with confidence. From rock climbing to the driving range and a trip to the park, G7 helps them keep track of Dexcom Warrior ZZ’s levels, so they can stay present for every moment.

To learn more about Dexcom G7, visit the link in bio.

Dexcom Warrior Jaynie is soaking up beach days with confidence, letting Dexcom G7 help her stay connected to her glucose so she can stay present at every moment.

With fewer interruptions, Jaynie can fully enjoy what she loves most, especially time by the water*. She shares, “Dexcom G7 has made beach days so much less stressful and so much more enjoyable for me. When I was younger, before I had Dexcom CGM, playing in the water meant getting out every 30 minutes to an hour to check my levels with a finger prick. It constantly interrupted the fun and made it harder to relax.”

“Now, with Dexcom G7, I can relax on the beach, hang out with friends, and swim for hours without stopping to check my levels. It gives me the freedom to fully enjoy the beach while still feeling safe and in control.”

Heading on a beach vacation soon? Check out travel and G7 adhesion tips via Dexcom All Access at the link in bio.

*The Dexcom G7 sensor is waterproof and may be submerged under eight feet of water for up to 24 hours without failure when properly installed.

Come along with Dexcom Warrior Alex and his dog as they take on a day at the park with Dexcom G7. With G7's direct to Apple watch* feature activity logging, and customizable alerts, Alex can easily keep an eye on his levels and stay in the moment.

Visit the link to learn more about Dexcom G7 and available features.

*Compatible smartphone is required to pair a new Dexcom G7 sensor with a compatible Apple Watch. To use Share/Follow the smartphone must be within 33 feet of the Dexcom G7.

Dexcom Warrior Madison doesn’t let diabetes call the shots—on the field or in the classroom. Diagnosed at just five, she started using Dexcom CGM early on, and it’s been a key part of staying on track between school days and softball practices.

With Dexcom G7 real-time glucose readings, Madison can stay in the moment and keep her eyes on her goal of playing softball at the collegiate level. Her mom shares, “Her G7 has empowered Madison to reach her athletic goals by being able to monitor her glucose levels more effectively and easier. It also allows her to lead a normal student life by limiting interruptions for her care, as she can set alerts, allowing her to stay on top of highs and lows.”

Want to level up your diabetes management? Tap the link in bio to learn more about Dexcom G7.

Managing diabetes isn’t about perfection. It’s about progress.

A diabetes diagnosis can bring big changes—not just to your body physically, but to how you feel, think, and show up each day. The constant decisions and unpredictability can feel overwhelming and stressful at times, and that’s completely normal. That’s why supporting your mental health matters just as much as caring for your physical health.

Instead of striving for “perfect,” focus on balance, consistency, and self-compassion. Start small, build routines that work for you, and celebrate the wins—even the little ones. Living well with diabetes means giving yourself grace and taking it one day at a time. You’ve got this!

For more helpful tips and resources for supporting your journey towards a healthier tomorrow, see more at Dexcom All Access via the link in bio.

Managing diabetes isn’t about perfection. It’s about progress.

A diabetes diagnosis can bring big changes—not just to your body physically, but to how you feel, think, and show up each day. The constant decisions and unpredictability can feel overwhelming and stressful at times, and that’s completely normal. That’s why supporting your mental health matters just as much as caring for your physical health.

Instead of striving for “perfect,” focus on balance, consistency, and self-compassion. Start small, build routines that work for you, and celebrate the wins—even the little ones. Living well with diabetes means giving yourself grace and taking it one day at a time. You’ve got this!

For more helpful tips and resources for supporting your journey towards a healthier tomorrow, see more at Dexcom All Access via the link in bio.

Managing diabetes isn’t about perfection. It’s about progress.

A diabetes diagnosis can bring big changes—not just to your body physically, but to how you feel, think, and show up each day. The constant decisions and unpredictability can feel overwhelming and stressful at times, and that’s completely normal. That’s why supporting your mental health matters just as much as caring for your physical health.

Instead of striving for “perfect,” focus on balance, consistency, and self-compassion. Start small, build routines that work for you, and celebrate the wins—even the little ones. Living well with diabetes means giving yourself grace and taking it one day at a time. You’ve got this!

For more helpful tips and resources for supporting your journey towards a healthier tomorrow, see more at Dexcom All Access via the link in bio.

Managing diabetes isn’t about perfection. It’s about progress.

A diabetes diagnosis can bring big changes—not just to your body physically, but to how you feel, think, and show up each day. The constant decisions and unpredictability can feel overwhelming and stressful at times, and that’s completely normal. That’s why supporting your mental health matters just as much as caring for your physical health.

Instead of striving for “perfect,” focus on balance, consistency, and self-compassion. Start small, build routines that work for you, and celebrate the wins—even the little ones. Living well with diabetes means giving yourself grace and taking it one day at a time. You’ve got this!

For more helpful tips and resources for supporting your journey towards a healthier tomorrow, see more at Dexcom All Access via the link in bio.

Managing diabetes isn’t about perfection. It’s about progress.

A diabetes diagnosis can bring big changes—not just to your body physically, but to how you feel, think, and show up each day. The constant decisions and unpredictability can feel overwhelming and stressful at times, and that’s completely normal. That’s why supporting your mental health matters just as much as caring for your physical health.

Instead of striving for “perfect,” focus on balance, consistency, and self-compassion. Start small, build routines that work for you, and celebrate the wins—even the little ones. Living well with diabetes means giving yourself grace and taking it one day at a time. You’ve got this!

For more helpful tips and resources for supporting your journey towards a healthier tomorrow, see more at Dexcom All Access via the link in bio.

For Dexcom Warrior Mason, dance has always been more than movement—it’s how she expresses who she is. And a diabetes diagnosis wasn’t about to take that away. As a dance teacher, studio owner, and person living with diabetes, Mason has found ways to stay in tune with her body so she can keep doing what she loves most.

“Dance is a form of therapy for me. I don’t have to use words, it’s just the music and the feelings, and it feels good.”

Read Mason’s full story and see how she keeps moving with diabetes at the link in bio.

Dexcom Warrior @type1amy opens up about her experience with Dexcom G7 15 Day and how its integration with Omnipod 5 helps simplify decision‑making and reduce daily interruptions.

Learn more about G7 15 Day and connected AID systems at the link in bio.