For those interested in this product: You will be require to submit an eligibility form to request a prescription. You must create a Best Buy Health account and once completed, a licensed medical professional will review your information and reach out the following business day to complete your consultation
Best Buy has
30-Day Supply Dexcom G7 Glucose Monitor Sensor w/ One-Time Telehealth Fee Required (Grey/White) on sale for
$179.99 (+Telehealth fee, see note below).
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
SkillfulStranger490 for finding this deal
Note: Participating/eligibility is required to obtain this product. One time telehealth review/consultation charge is a required, nonrefundable fee. In most states, the price for a telehealth review is $20 and does not require you to speak directly to a doctor or nurse practitioner. In other states, a consultation with a doctor or nurse practitioner is required via online video with a price of $40.
About the Product- 24/7 Real-Time Glucose Numbers
- Fast Warmup
- Small/Comfortable
- Customizable Alerts
- Track Progress/Goals
- Remarkable Accurate
- Seamless Bluetooth Connection
- Waterproof/Resistant
- Dexcom G7 App to House your Data
- No Fingerpicks/Scanning Required
- Easy to Apply/Wear/Use
Top Comments
1. Pick a location that doesn't have much movement. Back of arm or anywhere that doesn't naturally jiggle to much.
2. Make it clean. Like exceptionally clean and free from anything. Like I don't even use soaps with perfumes or fragrances of any sort the day I'm going to apply one. And I alcohol swap very vigorously to make sure there is not random. Dead skin still there.
3. Make it really really dry. I mean I'll sit in front a fan for a few mins after applying the alcohol swap for extra cleaning.
4. Apply sensor as described in the packaging.
5. Once it is in /on hold your hand on it for a few. No one talks about this but the glue is sort of heat activated.
With this process I went from maybe loosing every other sensor and more often in the summer to wearing the same one for up to 25 days.
If you opt for Libre 3, your max 30 day cost should be $75 if you have insurance that will not cover them. It's a manufacturer thing.
Or, for $100 you can get a 6 mo rx from a website called Tastermonial. That's only for the rx though. They will send it to Costco, cvs, Walgreens, or even Amazon. Amazon definitely applies the manufacturer promo to make it $75.
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1. Pick a location that doesn't have much movement. Back of arm or anywhere that doesn't naturally jiggle to much.
2. Make it clean. Like exceptionally clean and free from anything. Like I don't even use soaps with perfumes or fragrances of any sort the day I'm going to apply one. And I alcohol swap very vigorously to make sure there is not random. Dead skin still there.
3. Make it really really dry. I mean I'll sit in front a fan for a few mins after applying the alcohol swap for extra cleaning.
4. Apply sensor as described in the packaging.
5. Once it is in /on hold your hand on it for a few. No one talks about this but the glue is sort of heat activated.
With this process I went from maybe loosing every other sensor and more often in the summer to wearing the same one for up to 25 days.
(I'm unsure I'd trust best buy to keep medical info confidential).
Telehealth fees: *The telehealth review/consultation charge is a required, nonrefundable fee. In most states, the price for a telehealth review is $20 and does not require you to speak directly to a doctor or nurse practitioner. In other states, a consultation with a doctor or nurse practitioner is required via online video with a price of $40.
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