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Hey guys, I'm a type 1 diabetic using a Accu Chek Spirit Combo for 5 years and Libre 2 but I'm for a while thinking about changing it and the best option for me I think is Omnipod!
So today, I had a doctor's appointment and I told them that I wanted to change - the doc was pretty ok with it, but them when I went to the nurse who makes all the forms and prescriptions, she was so unsupportive
she just said "oh, but you use so little insulin and it would be so much waste (I use about 16-20u of Fiasp/Novolog in a day), and why do you really want it?" And also that she didn't think it was a good pump and that she didn't had good experiences with it (even though she used it with only 1 patient a while back).
It was a real bummer :/
So I ask you, podders, can I use less than 300u to fill the pod when using it? Or is it mandatory to fill the entire inner cartridge? And do you think the fact that I don't use much insulin could be a problem?
Thanks in advance
So today, I had a doctor's appointment and I told them that I wanted to change - the doc was pretty ok with it, but them when I went to the nurse who makes all the forms and prescriptions, she was so unsupportive
she just said "oh, but you use so little insulin and it would be so much waste (I use about 16-20u of Fiasp/Novolog in a day), and why do you really want it?" And also that she didn't think it was a good pump and that she didn't had good experiences with it (even though she used it with only 1 patient a while back).It was a real bummer :/
So I ask you, podders, can I use less than 300u to fill the pod when using it? Or is it mandatory to fill the entire inner cartridge? And do you think the fact that I don't use much insulin could be a problem?
Thanks in advance
