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I am currently on MDI, and testing out the Omnipod Dash Pod Experience Kit as I am interested in going off of MDI as it would be best for me, I would say. Two negatives of the Omnipod Dash is that it isn't a closed loop hybrid system and you are required to hold a PDM, rather than an app...

Nope, hence why I thought it was strange, but hey, it's still the exact same thing but in a bigger and different box so I'm not complaining.

I am aware that it's the brand name. I was only talking about the packaging which is brandless, apart from obviously the reference to the name.

Hi all, Just came back from the pharmacy and checked my insulin. The packaging looks like this and is bulky, obviously has the right medication inside of it. Anyone else seen this in their lives before? Normally I just get the brand packaging lol. Generic:

Some NHS regions of the UK have approved the Libre 3. For example, the Panmersey NHS region which governs Merseyside and surrounding areas (I believe) have not yet got it approved for prescribing, however are trying to. NICE Guidelines have said everyone will have the right to a CGM as a T1D, or...

Has anyone seen the Libre 3 available on the NHS, was told by my specialists that it'll be approved sometime in April and haven't seen any information online about the Libre 3 CGM after the NICE guidelines were approved. Any information?

Never knew! Wasn't taught online, only in hospital a few hours before discharge. Learn something knew everyday

I had no idea about this earlier but, today, I put my phone up to my sensor without the app open out of curiosity and it still scanned the sensor, and it took me 4 months since diagnosis to realise this. Not sure if everyone else did this, but hey! It works! (well, on my Samsung phone anyway so...

Alright, many thanks! Mainly just want it due to it seeming a lot easier to use out in public, school and other places which would make life just one bit simpler, more of a want than a need for me to be honest

I was given the NovoPen Echo (1 red one for NovoRapid, 1 blue for Levemir) on diagnosis in December. I did a bit of research on the NovoPen 6 & NovoPen Echo Plus and I would like to get the Echo Plus, however I'm unsure if its on the NHS and if I would be able to change pens.

I am currently on the Libre Optium Neo since I was diagnosed in December, and I was researching other glucose smart meters and came across the Smart Dario meter, and I was wondering if I could change from the Optium Neo to Dario. It is available for free on the NHS, along with the test strips...