CONTINUOUS GLUCOSE MONITORS are an important tool for people with diabetes. But if you recently bought a Dexcom continuous glucose monitor, you might want to double-check the label. You may be wearing stolen and defective goods. Dexcom and the FDA have announced a safety recall for people who bought two types of Dexcom G7 sensors from a third-party vendor. Two batches had failed inspection and were going to be scrapped. During the destruction process, however, they were swiped and they’re now actually for sale on the market. There’s a safety reason why these sensors were scrapped. Here’s the backstory, plus what to do if you have either sensor on your arm. The Two Dexcom G7 Sensors to Avoid THE G7 SENSOR is attached to the back of your upper arm or upper buttocks and tracks glucose levels in real time. As of now, the FDA has identified two different lots that were scrapped, stolen, and sold. The sensors impacted are: Lot 1725204004 Lot 1725069002 The details on how they were stolen are a little vague.…