Click on this and you’ll be able to see a week’s worth of days overlapped on top of each other similar to what you’d get in the patterns reports in Dexcom studio software. You can click on Standard Day and then to the right of the screen (in blue fine print) above the graph you’ll see a note that says “box plot/modal”. The Diasend report can be viewed a few ways depending on how you want to look at your data. Now if you go open the Diasend Uploader software on your computer, and plug in your dexcom receiver, the data will be stored and ready for review on your Diasend account.Enter the serial number (SM…) under “Glucose Meter and CGM Devices”, and then click on “Save My Information”.Log in to diasend using the username and password you just created.Install the Diasend Uploader (if you don’t already have it on your computer).(if you don’t have one, select One Touch Ping, serial number: 97-76003-15) Enter the serial number of an Animas pump.Fill in your personal information, but designate your country as SPAIN.Click on the world globe for your country of residence (bottom right of all options).

On the next screen, Select Animas Pump Patient Registration – and choose “click here to register instead”.

Below the username/password entry boxes, click on “Register Here”.

In the upper right corner, click on the pull down arrow and select “Global-English”.

Here’s how anyone (PC or Mac user), anywhere, can download their dexcom G4 to Diasend: Luckily for most, Spanish-speaking skills are not required.

Well, now it’s doable, and all you have to do is pretend you’re a Spaniard. (apparently, they heard rumors about Europeans blowing themselves to bits by downloading their dexcom receiver) Why all the obstacles? A lot has to do with the US FDA, which has yet to “approve” the importation of Dexcom data by Diasend. Not only did this make it impossible to merge pump/meter and Dexcom CGM data into the same reports, it also left Mac users without any options for downloading their Dexcom at all. I broke the code! Up until now, people in most Western nations (including the United States) were unable to download their Dexcom CGM to the web-based Diasend program.

Breaking the diabetes code