CGM Recall Update and What It Means for You

By Published Medically reviewed by Dr. Tro Kalayjian, DOReviewed

What the Latest CGM Recall Means for Patients and Why Continuous Glucose Monitors Are Still Valuable

Continuous glucose monitors, or CGMs, have transformed how people manage their blood sugar by providing real-time glucose readings and trends. Recently, the FDA announced a recall affecting two lots of Freestyle Libre 3 and Freestyle Libre 3 Plus sensors. While recalls are always important to take seriously, this does not diminish the overall value of CGMs in managing metabolic health.

What Patients Should Know

If you are using a Freestyle Libre 3 or Libre 3 Plus, visit www.FreeStyleCheck.com
to confirm whether your sensor is affected. If your sensor is listed as potentially impacted, you should immediately stop using it and dispose of the device. A replacement sensor can be requested at no cost through the FreeStyleCheck website.

Even with a CGM, it is always important to confirm readings when they do not match how you feel. Finger stick glucose measurements remain the most reliable method to make treatment decisions. For those who need a meter, we offer Keto-Mojo connected glucometers that provide accurate readings and integrate with your health tracking.

Why CGMs Are Still Valuable

Continuous glucose monitors provide insight that traditional glucose testing cannot. They help detect trends, identify patterns in response to meals or activity, and support proactive management of blood sugar. Occasional device recalls should not discourage patients from using CGMs. With proper verification and awareness of updates, CGMs remain a powerful tool for metabolic health.

CGMs and Support Available Through Our Clinic

We offer CGMs for sale directly on our site, including convenient subscription options so you never run out of sensors. Patient safety is our top priority. Using technology alongside clinical guidance ensures that patients make informed decisions about their health.

Final Thoughts

Continuous glucose monitoring is an important part of modern metabolic care. If you want to start using a Stelo by Dexcom CGM or need a subscription for continuous monitoring, contact our office at 845-397-1115 or visit here to order your CGM today. Our team is here to guide you every step of the way.

 

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