Dexcom, Inc. · NASDAQ:DXCM
Dexcom — Investor Presentation (July 2024)
36 slides from Dexcom's investor presentation, July 2024
Slide 1: Receiver getting started
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Slide 2: Welcome!
Welcome! Today we will cover: • Setting expectations • Setting up your receiver • Inserting your sensor • Receiver features • Alerts • Removing your sensor • Treatment decisions • And more LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 3: Value of Dexcom ONE+
Value of Dexcom ONE+ • Real time glucose readings up to every 5 minutes • Can help you identify trends and patterns • Can help you take action to avoid high or low glucose • No fingersticks needed to make diabetes treatment decisions* *If your glucose alerts and readings from the Dexcom ONE+ do not
Slide 4: Setting Expectations
Setting Expectations The Dexcom ONE+ measures the glucose levels in the interstitial fluid just beneath your skin. Blood glucose meters measure glucose levels in your blood. Because glucose travels from the blood into the interstitial fluid, your blood glucose changes a little before your interstiti
Slide 5: Dexcom ONE+ Receiver and Applicator
Dexcom ONE+ Receiver • Shows glucose information • Rechargeable using supplied USB cable Applicator with built-in Sensor • Applicator inserts the sensor under your skin • Sensor gets glucose information • Sensor sends glucose information to the receiver LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 6: Receiver Navigation
Receiver Navigation The receiver screen tells you which button to use. To scroll faster hold down the Scroll button. To move to next field, use the Scroll Up Select button. Select Go Back Scroll Down LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 7: Turn Receiver On
Turn Receiver On To turn the receiver on press and hold the Select button for 3-5 seconds. Select LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 8: Date and Time
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Slide 9: Information Screens
Information Screens The receiver will walk you through a series of informative screens: LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 10: Alerts
Alerts You will then be given the option to turn on or off alerts and presented with more information screens: LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 11: Insert Sensor
Insert Sensor When prompted, insert the sensor. Note: Once inserted, the sensor is waterproof up to 2.4 meters. You can get the sensor wet while bathing, showering, or swimming. LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 12: Sensor Insertion Sites
Sensor Insertion Sites Age 7 years and older: Use back Age 2-6 years: Use back of upper arm, of upper arm or abdomen abdomen, or upper buttocks Avoid areas: With loose skin or without enough fat to avoid muscles and bones That get bumped, pushed, or you lie on while sleeping Within 8 centimeters of
Slide 13: Insert Sensor
Insert Sensor 1 2 3 4 Wash hands with soap Rub site with an Unscrew cap. Don’t Press and hold applicator and water. Dry. alcohol wipe. Wait until touch inside applicator. firmly against skin and then dry. push button. 5 6 7 Remove applicator. Rub firmly around Gently press on top of LBL-1005629 Rev0
Slide 14: Overpatch
Overpatch The overpatch helps keep the sensor on. Find the overpatch bundled with the instructions in the sensor box. 1 2 3 4 5 Carefully pull off Use colored tab to Rub around Use tab to peel Rub around both clear liners, place overpatch overpatch. off colored liner. overpatch. one at a time. Don’t
Slide 15: Confirm Sensor Insertion
Confirm Sensor Insertion Back on the receiver select Sensor is Inserted. LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 16: Enter Pairing Code
Enter Pairing Code When prompted, enter the pairing code. The 4 digit code is found on the applicator. LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 17: Pairing
Pairing Then wait for the sensor to pair. LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 18: Sensor Warmup
Sensor Warmup Once communication is confirmed, the warmup will start. Warmup starts at sensor insertion, so you may see a less than 30 minute warmup. The sensor warmup timer tells you when you will start getting readings and alerts. Keep receiver within 6 meters during this time. LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 19: Beginning of Trend Graph
Beginning of Trend Graph After the warmup, the beginning of the trend graph will appear. First Reading The receiver must be within 6 meters to receive glucose information. LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 20: Viewing the Receiver Trend Screen
Viewing the Receiver Trend Screen Bluetooth Battery Current Glucose Trend Arrow High Glucose Alert Level Trend Graph Current Glucose Low Glucose Alert Level LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 21: Low Alert
Low Alert Alerts when sensor reading is at or below the set level. Default: 3.9 mmol/L (if turned on during setup) Range: 3.3-8.3 mmol/L Customise (level, snooze) or turn on/off under Menu > Settings > Alerts > Low. LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 22: High Alert
High Alert Alerts when sensor reading is at or above the set level. Default: 14.0 mmol/L (if turned on during setup) Range: 5.5-22.2 mmol/L Customise (level, delay 1st alert, snooze) or turn on/off under Menu > Settings > Alerts > High. The delay 1st alert feature allows you to delay your first high
Slide 23: Calibrating
Calibrating Calibrating is optional. Don’t calibrate if the reading is off because of pressure on the sensor. The sensor should recover on its own when the pressure is relieved. When calibrating, make sure to: • Wash your hands with soap and water and dry them. • Enter the calibration within 5 minut
Slide 24: Glucose Summary Reports
Glucose Summary Reports The receiver shows summary reports of glucose information (over the last 3, 7, 14, 30, and 90 days). The reports can be used to spot trends and opportunities. Go to Menu > Reports. LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 25: Ending Sensor Session
Ending Sensor Session Each sensor session has a 12-hour grace period at the end. The grace period gives you more time to replace the sensor when it is convenient. During the grace period, the sensor continues to work as it did during the sensor session. You will get alerts letting you know when the
Slide 26: Ending Sensor Session: Automatically
Ending Sensor Session: Automatically When the grace period ends, the sensor ends automatically. LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 27: Ending Sensor Session: Manually
Ending Sensor Session: Manually You must end the sensor session or grace period before you start a new sensor. You can end it manually, before the grace period ends by going to Menu > Replace Sensor. LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 28: Removing Sensor
Removing Sensor After the sensor session ends, peel off the patch like a bandage. To make it easier and avoid irritating skin: • Loosen edge and soak patch in body oil, like baby oil or an adhesive remover for skin • Use adhesive removal wipes to rub the skin that gets exposed as you peel back the p
Slide 29: Power Off
Power Off To turn the receiver off go to Menu > Power off LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 30: Dexcom Clarity
Dexcom Clarity Use Dexcom Clarity to track your progress and share data with your clinic. Log in at Clarity.dexcom.eu. Use your current Dexcom login and provided USB cable to upload data. Free to use. LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 31: Diabetes Treatment Decisions
Diabetes Treatment Decisions No number or arrow? Always use your meter. Symptoms don’t match readings? Use your meter. LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 32: MRI/CT/ Diathermy
MRI/CT/ Diathermy Don't wear any Dexcom ONE+ component during magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or high-frequency electrical heat (diathermy) treatment. However, it's safe to have a CT scan if you keep the sensor out of the scanned area and cover the sensor with a lead apron during the scan. LBL-1005
Slide 33: Security and Travel
Security and Travel You can wear the sensor for the walk- through metal detector and Advanced Imaging Technology (AIT) body scanner. You can also ask for hand-wanding or full- body pat-down and visual inspection instead of going through any walk through body scanners or putting any part of the Dexco
Slide 34: Sunscreen and Insect Repellent
Sunscreen and Insect Repellent Before insertion and during your sensor session, don’t apply insect repellent, sunscreen, perfume, or lotion on your insertion site or sensor. This may cause the sensor to not stick well or could damage your Dexcom ONE+. LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 35: Any Questions?
Any Questions? For additional support: • Visit dexcom.com to take advantage of training tutorials and resources where you can learn at your own pace and enhance your learning experience • Contact your local Dexcom representative LBL-1005629 Rev001
Slide 36: Concept illustration notice
This guide is for concept illustration only. Always read the indications, warnings, precautions, and instructions provided with your Dexcom ONE+ CGM System. If you don't you may have inaccurate sensor readings, missed alerts, and might miss a severe low or high glucose event. Dexcom and Dexcom Clari