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I think is important for me as I ofter forget to give enough time for the bolus to start acting, I usually bolus right before starting to eat. If a pump takes 5 min to deliver a full bolus this could become an issue. So I will have to start to change my meal routine a bit. [emoji4]

Wow Tim, amazing thank you very much indeed [emoji120] [emoji120]

Just asking how long it will take the pod to deliver a set amount of insulin :) apologies if I got the wording wrong [emoji85]

How long do your 2 units take? :)

Well with pens or my pump a bolus takes approximately 1 sec per unit (I have the slow bolus turned on on my Animas) but Omnipod delivers at 0.05u per tick (that's my understanding anyway). So I was wondering if it will take more time to fully deliver a bolus compared to other pumps.

Hey Everyone :) I finally got approved to switch from my Animas to Omnipod... Exciting. I have a question I could not find the answer for anywhere. How long does it take for Omnipod to deliver a bolus? (Let's say 5 units). I have struggled in the past with pre-bolusing and was just looking to...

Nope it was absolutely fine, I went and looked at the #omnipod on IG, found some amazing people showing things I was interested in :) didn't think about that at all. So thanks so much

Thank you all who have answered so far it was really appreciated, I have a snoop around on the internet and I think I am more inclined (I'd say 75% sure) I will go for a Omnipod. :) Other experiences are still more than welcome :) Thanks again :)

Hi Scott, Yeah, I have known this website for a little while, decided to join today :) thanks for the help.

Hey guys, My pump (Animas Vibe) is coming to the end of its warranty period :( I have been offered the choice of either a Medtronic 640g or a Omnipod. I am just looking around and see what people say about the Omnipods. I have been on a tubed pump for 8 years and I know what I can, can't...

Hello Everyone, My name is Salvatore (Sal for short), loong time lurker on the website, first time posting. I have been diagnosed about 10 years ago and had a pump for about 8. :)