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Dexcom Stelo

Over-the-counter upper-arm glucose biosensor shows trends for adults not on insulin.

Keep in mind Do not use for problematic hypoglycemia. Medical decisions require consultation with a qualified professional.

Medtronic Guardian 4

Prescription glucose sensor used with a compatible MiniMed 780G system.

Keep in mind Not a stand-alone OTC CGM. Current US comparison and Guardian 4 instructions govern the exact compatible system.

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Dexcom Stelo versus Medtronic Guardian 4
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Dexcom Stelo - Manufacturer product imagery; shown for product identification.
Biosensors & health · DexcomDexcom SteloReleased
Medtronic Guardian 4 - Manufacturer photograph of Medtronic Guardian 4.
Biosensors & health · MedtronicMedtronic Guardian 4Released
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$99 USD≈ €89 EURECB 2026-10-12US · Store price · Listed
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$99 USD≈ €89 EURECB 2026-10-12 US · Store price
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Dexcom

One-time purchase, two biosensors

Official displayed price; shipping destination, tax treatment and checkout not tested.Check merchant offer ↗Price source ↗ Checked 2026-10-12
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No verified price in this audit.

Designed forOver-the-counter upper-arm glucose biosensor shows trends for adults not on insulin. ↗Prescription glucose sensor used with a compatible MiniMed 780G system. ↗
Form factorUpper-arm CGM biosensor ↗Subcutaneous upper-arm sensor plus reusable on-body transmitter ↗
MeasurementContinuous interstitial glucose ↗Not applicable to this category
Wear DurationUp to 15 days ↗Not applicable to this category
Intended UsersAdults 18+ not on insulin, without problematic hypoglycemia ↗Not applicable to this category
InterfaceStelo app for compatible smartphones ↗Not applicable to this category
Vision correctionNo prescription required in the US ↗Not applicable to this category
Purpose ClassOTC integrated continuous glucose monitor ↗Not applicable to this category
Sensor DurationNot applicable to this categoryUp to seven days ↗
WarmupNot applicable to this categoryTwo hours ↗
Age IndicationNot applicable to this category7+ per current US comparison ↗
ComponentsNot applicable to this categoryGuardian 4 sensor, Guardian 4 transmitter, reusable serter ↗
InsertionNot applicable to this categoryTwo-handed serter procedure ↗
SiteNot applicable to this categoryBack of upper arm only in US instructions ↗
AvailabilityOfficial product documentation checked. Country-specific fulfilment and checkout were not tested.Exact manufacturer model verified; market and purchase eligibility follow the linked manufacturer source.
Important context
  • Do not use for problematic hypoglycemia. Medical decisions require consultation with a qualified professional.
  • The official sensor-life study reports 77.9% lasting a full 15 days.
  • Not a stand-alone OTC CGM. Current US comparison and Guardian 4 instructions govern the exact compatible system.
Editorial pick & release#1 · Our Top 10 Health sensors and monitoringRelease date not verifiedDocumented product in the stated source market; destination availability and checkout not tested.No editorial ranking recorded
EvidenceManufacturer source Checked 2026-10-12Manufacturer source Checked 2026-10-13

Battery claims use different conditions and are not a controlled benchmark. “Not verified” is an evidence gap, not a missing feature. Prices are dated regional snapshots. Deposits, bundles and historical launch prices are labelled. Brightness measurement methods and battery workloads vary by manufacturer.