Yes, G6 does work with CLARITY. Patients will not need to register again. If you are already sharing with your clinic, the clinic will not need to reconnect.

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Yes. If you currently use the Dexcom G6 Mobile Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) System and have downloaded the Dexcom G6 Mobile app, then you have already created a Dexcom account and should use this to log in to Clarity - please do not create a new one. Your username and password can also be used with the Dexcom Clarity web portal or Dexcom Clarity app . If you currently use a Dexcom receiver, you may already have a Dexcom account to log in to Clarity. If you are having trouble logging in with your login credentials, you can reset your username and/or password.

Login issues can be caused by having the incorrect country or region selected in your smartphone settings. Within smartphone settings, set the Region (iOS) and Language/Region (Android) to match your Dexcom account then, reinstall the Dexcom Clarity app and try again. Please contact your local Dexcom if you need further assistance.

If you use a smart device, Clarity receives your data automatically from the Cloud and is displayed in Clarity about 3 hours later. This means that with a smart device system, the most recent data you view in Clarity is at least 3 hours old.

If you use a receiver, you log in to Clarity from a computer, connect your receiver, then follow Clarity’s Upload Instructions. The data stored on your receiver will appear instantly. Dexcom receivers store about 30 days of CGM readings with 120 Calibrations. It is important to upload Dexcom receiver data to Clarity at least every 30 days to ensure data is not lost.

You can share your data with your physician or clinic by key in the clinic unique code in your Clarity app. Then you will be linked to your physician’s office. You can share data automatically via the cloud if you are using your phone and the Dexcom G6 Mobile app, or by connecting your receiver to your computer or the clinic computer.

In Dexcom Clarity, use the Settings page to customize data display and sharing. Changes only apply to Dexcom Clarity and do not change any settings on your Dexcom CGM system. Changes made in Settings by a healthcare professional during a clinic session only apply during the session.

All data uploaded into Dexcom Clarity will remain accessible as long as the product is available for use. Please note that upon logging in to Clarity for the first time, Clarity may show limited data depending on when the account was created. Going forward, data will then continue to build as it is uploaded to Clarity.

It is possible to use both a smart device and a receiver to provide CGM data. The smart device system streams data to the Clarity server, where that data is made available for reports after three hours. The Dexcom receiver requires connection to a computer to upload the data periodically. If the patient uses a smart device part of the time and a receiver part of the time, then Clarity needs data from both to provide accurate statistics.

If you upload your receiver to the Clarity home user account, you can share your home user account data with your health care provider. Key in the clinic unique code in your Clarity app, then you will be linked to your physician’s office. You can share data automatically via the cloud. Alternatively, you can share your data with a healthcare professional by having your clinic upload your Dexcom CGM receiver using the CGM accessory cable directly to Dexcom Clarity for Healthcare Professionals.

Under the Devices section of Dexcom Clarity’s Overview page you will find the alert settings and last upload for the device. These settings are for your reference and are separate from Dexcom Clarity settings.

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The Ambulatory Glucose Profile (AGP) is a licensed, standardized glucose report created by the International Diabetes Center (IDC). AGP provides a big picture view of your diabetes management and is only one part of understanding your glucose patterns.

Time in Range is the percentage of time that glucose levels are in low, target and high ranges. Dexcom Clarity displays time in range from both daytime and nighttime ranges. Each Dexcom CGM reading is compared against the custom glucose target range and assigned a category of High, In Range, Low, or Urgent Low. Readings are tallied, then percentages for each category are calculated.

Any event that is entered into your CGM will show up on Dexcom Clarity graphs when your data is updated from your Dexcom G5 Mobile CGM System or you upload your receiver to Clarity. For example, if “exercise” is entered at 17:00 on 5 June, it will show up on all graphs that include 5 June, after data is updated from the Cloud (about 3 hours after event is entered) or after you upload the receiver for that time period.

Daily statistics are calculated values for the individual day of the week over the date range selected. For example, if the date range is for 14 days, all the CGM values collected on the two Mondays would be used in the Monday calculations. Hourly statistics are calculated values for the individual hour of the day over the date range selected. For example, if the date range is for seven days, all CGM values collected for each individual hour for each of the seven days would be used in the calculations.

When the low utilization filter is applied, days with less than 50% CGM data capture will display.