The 90-Day Eversense Sensor is Changing Lives

The Eversense sensor sits just under the skin – providing 90 days of highly accurate CGM.1

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Actual Size:
3.5 MM x 18.3 MM

 
 

No More

Inconvenient or Painful Self-Insertions Every 14 Days

No More

wasted sensor when transmitter is removed

No More

Worrying About Losing a Sensor

No More

Overtaping required for adhesive to last for days

 

Having the sensor placed is straightforward and safe.

The tiny fluorescent sensor is placed just under the skin of your upper arm by a trained Health Care Provider. There’s a small incision which is then closed with Steri-StripsTM. Most people heal in a few days. And then you’re good to go for up to 3 months.

92% of patients reported no pain and discomfort when using the Sensor(1)

Features & Function

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Advanced fluorescence technology

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Sensor lasts up to 90 days – eliminates frequent self-insertions

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Only CGM providing on-body vibe alerts when glucose is low or high

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Very accurate over a 90-day period with MARD of 8.5%1

 

The sensor placement went very well. I felt nothing, no pain, no discomfort. There are no stitches, no sutures, just two steri strips and a bandage.

Robert, Eversense CGM User

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More about the sensor technology and how it works.

The Eversense sensor is encased in material which is compatible with the human body, or bio-compatible. It uses a patented fluorescent glucose-indicating polymer technology to measure glucose in the interstitial fluid (a thin layer of fluid that surrounds the body’s cells). The measurement is then relayed to the smart transmitter. Both the measurement and calculation of glucose values are done automatically every 5 minutes.

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Madison, Eversense CGM user

Madison, Eversense CGM user

 
  1. Eversense CGM System Summary of Safety and Effectiveness Data (PMA P160048)
  2. Barnard KD, Kropff J, et al. Acceptability of Implantable Continuous Glucose Monitoring Sensor: Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology 2018, Vol. 12(3) 634 -638. DOI: 10.1177.