Wow, and the NHS looking at it. Once this Brexit thing is over hopefully more focus can go into this sort of thing. As an observer, I look forward to seeing this technology being significantly made smaller, with some sort backup / fail safe, and for any links not to have unintended consequences, such as emf; on balance though this is a really good news practical application.
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£275 ex VAT for pack of 5, £525 ex VAT pack of 10 from Medtronic. They have self funded packages as well.
Yes, greater Glasgow and Clyde. I've had my 640 G for 4 years I understand that it has a 4 year warranty. From what I've been told, they will give the new pump to those already prescribed the Enlite sensor. I don't know what will happen to those who self-fund.
Thanks for the response. Comforting to know the 670G will likely be the replacement. I can then argue the toss about sensor funding. Cheers
I did start the above post with "All going well" but unfortunately I''ve just had a call from my DSN telling me that our training has been moved from tomorrow to next Wednesday, as the 670Gs are still in Holland. I automatically asked if this was due to Brexit and she said that was the first thing she asked. Apparently it's nothing to do with Brexit but I don't know what the reason is.
The enlites last 6 days and sometimes you can restart them. How long you get after a restart varies depending on battery life. We have generally got an extra day or two out. But my daughters dn has rung to say that she will need to change from elite to a newer type by June as the enlites are being phased out so I don't know how long the new ones last. She hates changing the sensor as its quite a jab when it goes it so I. M hoping it lasts longer than 6 days!
