Glucose Readings on Smartwatch with Dexcom G7

Innovations in the world of CGM world are surging high. Dexcom G7 now gives you the option to see your glucose readings even with your Smartwatch! Android and Apple both are covered. But that’s not all. 

Over the past few years, Smartwatches have progressively become an important part of numerous people’s lives. Smartwatch users not only take texts and make calls but also path their suitability and health on the go. This is why a smartwatch can be such an influential tool to monitor glucose levels and track the direction of glucose. 

There was only one problem for your smartwatch to receive glucose levels, your smartwatch needed to be within range of the Smartphone’s Bluetooth. That’s fine for most circumstances we discover ourselves with our phones, but what about times when it would be enjoyable not to drag your phone with you? What if your CGM sensor could attach directly to your Apple Watch itself?   

We all know that carrying a phone all the time can be a little frustrating sometimes. Keeping this in mind Dexcom has introduced ‘Direct to Apple Watch’ feature. With this new feature, you can now connect your Dexcom G7 Sensor directly to your Apple Watch. This is an independent connection.  

This means with ‘Direct to Apple Watch’ you no longer need to keep your iPhone within Bluetooth range of the sensor. Providing you the ease of not carrying a phone while you are going for a little jog or maybe when you are just not in the mood to carry a phone.  

Glucose Readings on your Wrist only – no need to carry a phone.  

Looking to buy one? CGM Monitors has Dexcom G7 and other CGM devices available in its inventory. 

What smart watches are compatible with Dexcom g7? 

Apple Watch Series 6 and above. And Android wear OS3.0  

For detailed information on requirements and how to connect, you may check this article ‘’what smart watches are compatible with Dexcom g7?’’

The article’s content should be considered as medical advice. Always consult your doctor regarding any health-related concerns.