The iPro™ Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) enables you to improve patient outcomes by revealing insights not possible with A1C or fingerstick testing.

Professional Reimbursement, service and support

Leading the industry in establishing Professional CGM reimbursement

Healthcare professionals can be reimbursed for using Professional CGM under CPT codes 95250 and 95251. These codes are paid by Medicare in all 50 states and the majority of private payors

• 95250: Patient hook-up, training removal and download
• 95251: Data interpretation and report

Industry-leading service and support are at your fingertips

• Helpline staffed 24/7/365 by highly specialized product experts who provide personal, one-on-one support for CGM questions
• Dedicated diabetes management consultants and field nurse specialists can provide training and practical experience
• We provide comprehensive patient and physician services—and have trained thousands of patients and healthcare providers on CGM technology

Medtronic Diabetes is the clear leader in CGM technology

• World's first Professional Continuous Glucose Monitor
• World's first and only insulin pump with REAL-Time CGM
• Over one million glucose sensors sold
• More U.S.patents and FDA-approved CGM products than any other company

The Guardian REAL-Time System includes:

MonitorMiniLink 

REAL-Time Transmitter and charger 

Glucose Sensor

Monitor

Your Guardian REAL-Time System monitor is small, discreet, and easy to wear — it can be attached to your belt, hidden in your pocket, or placed under your clothing.

MiniLink REAL-Time Transmitter and Charger

So small it makes a big difference — the MiniLink REAL-Time Transmitter is a key component of the Guardian REAL-Time System. Exceptionally small, lightweight, and ergonomically shaped, the transmitter can be worn while swimming, bathing or showering without worries.1 Its tiny rechargeable battery allows for 3 days of continuous use on a 20-minute recharge, and up to 14 days of continuous use on a full recharge.

Glucose Sensor

The tiny glucose sensor is easily inserted, virtually painlessly, under the skin using an autoinsertion device that comes with the system.

While the Guardian REAL-Time Continuous Glucose Monitoring System is water-resistant and designed to protect against splashes and occasional dunking, Medtronic Diabetes recommends that no continuous glucose monitoring system should be intentionally submerged in water