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Yep you are correct. A human brain is better than a bit of electronics. But they have to rest and go to sleep.

I find also, the higher I go the more insulin I need to bring me down. It seems pumps work on a set ratio amount to bring us down. Pity they are not cleverer than they think they are.

I can't do different basal profiles as I am on g5 auto mode. Also my DSN nurse says not to switch to manual.

It's been poor last Couple of day's. But i did a pod change today. What a big improvement. I have been putting it on my arms. So now on my belly after a couple of years. Much faster now. So happy again...

I been perfect today, could not have been better. I would like to think it's the settings changes I did late yesterday. But that's just how it goes sometimes

Many thanks for that. Strangely I have been perfect today. Why does it vary? Hope you get better soon.

Interesting I didn't know that, thanks for enlightening me. Dexcom has the g7 version now but the g6 I prefer as most times it's quite accurate.

It is not the pdm that sends the initial alarms. It is your mobile phone. Set the volume to high on all notification, especially media. (Which is the main one and is central on mine)

Many thanks, but I have been type1 for 60rs and usually quite good. But sometimes it can go completely haywire and difficult. Trouble is also my DSN is only part time and reduced to 2 day's and not very helpful. Even when I get lucky to talk to her the blame try to fall on me. When in fact I...

Today, I woke up and this omni 5 sent me from 6.5 to 10.5 by still be in bed and just browsing my phone. It's supposed to stop this but it doesn't. So I got up after an hour..Still highish, had 30carb breakfast, I pre dosed by 15mins. Still levels went up. That has been me all day. ****, I have...

Yes I understand your problem but I don't know of a fix. Sorry

I have been using the omnipod-5 for a couple of years and have been pleased with it. Still use the hand held pdm controller. These are very good. I am also using Dexcom G6 glucose sensor. Using this the alarms work well on my phone. To get it to sound loud adjust the volume on phone. It is the...

Could you turn phone volume fully down and maybe put it in a bedside cabinet drawer beneath clean clothes. Also inside a couple of pair of socks. Did you know sound does not go through solid objects! The sounds actually cause say a wall to vibrate which in turn moves the air. I did a noise...

I find it good but I have to have settings no where near correct to what my body should be. I.e. my insulin/ carb ratios. Insulin sensitivity amount. Insulin duration. These settings are no where near what I should really be on. It means my bolus/ basal daily amounts are not the same. I have a...

I use a galaxy A34 that works well, no issues at all. I bought it off Amazon for £200 at the time as it was a lot cheaper than a monthly deal.

When I was on a attached pump, I used to just let it loose in my bed. It would go where it wanted. The pump tubing I had was very strong indeed. But I am now on omnipod5 and dexcomg6. So my phone and controller are on my bedside cabinet and on charge.

Minevitable was 47 done recently

I have been using omnipod 5 looping with dexcom 6 for a good while. When I started I hated it. Terrible highs, very slow to come down. I was better on manual mode. But my DSN insisted it would learn But it didn't seem too much. After months of being high I eventually tried changing settings...

I use an galaxy A34 I bought it outright for £200 off amazon. Much cheaper than buying through pay per month

Hi Typ1 58yrs 2 years ago I was very depressed and felt ill. Then was diagnosed as celiac. I have been strict. But now feel much better. I get occasional constipation, so take over counter tablets.