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Does Arizona heat affect my CGM sensor accuracy?

High ambient temperatures can affect sensor adhesion and, in extreme cases, readings. Dexcom and Abbott both recommend keeping sensors below 104°F. In Arizona summers, keep sensors on air-conditioned body areas and avoid direct sun on the sensor site.

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The short version

High ambient temperatures can affect sensor adhesion and, in extreme cases, readings. Dexcom and Abbott both recommend keeping sensors below 104°F. In Arizona summers, keep sensors on air-conditioned body areas and avoid direct sun on the sensor site.

About Continuous Glucose Monitors

CGMs covered under Medicare Part B. Covered under Medicare Part B (HCPCS E2103). Most-requested brands: Dexcom G7, Freestyle Libre 3, Eversense.

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