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Some of you may remember Medtrum. They appeared about 18 months ago and seemed to offer a new Pump and CGM solution.
Over the past 18 months they've kind of gone off grid, but recently reappeared, selling the A6 CGM system and getting their pump onto NHS lists as an alternative to the Omnipod.
Whilst I haven't had a chance to play with the pump, you can find about all their stuff here: http://www.medtrum.co.uk/ and I've written a first review of the CGM kit here: http://www.diabettech.com/cgm/disruption-in-cgm-land-can-medtrum-take-dexcoms-crown/
They're charging £35 per sensor (so NHS Libre rates for Real-time CGM Sensors) and £200 for a rechargeable transmitter, but offering a starter pack for £225.
There's more to come on accuracy later today.
Over the past 18 months they've kind of gone off grid, but recently reappeared, selling the A6 CGM system and getting their pump onto NHS lists as an alternative to the Omnipod.
Whilst I haven't had a chance to play with the pump, you can find about all their stuff here: http://www.medtrum.co.uk/ and I've written a first review of the CGM kit here: http://www.diabettech.com/cgm/disruption-in-cgm-land-can-medtrum-take-dexcoms-crown/
They're charging £35 per sensor (so NHS Libre rates for Real-time CGM Sensors) and £200 for a rechargeable transmitter, but offering a starter pack for £225.
There's more to come on accuracy later today.