I got alarms stating i would receive no readings.Give it up to 3 hours to come back.This happened for up to 20 minutes at a time a number of times throughout the night and next day.It went off at 11:30pm last evening, then back on at 12:30am this morning.I thought it was going to be ok, so did not change it.Changing it requires a 2 hour start up, and that leaves no readings, no pump suspension during that time.I do have night time low blood sugars.This morning, the cgm determined i was approaching a severe low, and suspended my pump.In actuality, based on a finger stick by an accurate meter (roche accucheck guide), my blood sugar was 176.The pump suspended, meaning my blood sugar went even higher.At 4:43pm, the same thing happened.I was in the 150s per finger stick, 'low' according to the cgm.This is the fourth sensor failure in as many applications.When a life is dependent on the device, it needs to work properly.I also filed a prior report for this same reason, last year.I am a registered nurse, certified diabetes educator and used to teach people how to use dexcom.It is not user error.I have photos of the discrepancy if needed.Thank you.Fda safety report id# (b)(4).
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