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Pump Set keeps ripping out.
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<blockquote data-quote="Warrick" data-source="post: 545451" data-attributes="member: 96721"><p>Hi Sarah</p><p>Try putting a plaster either over the cannula or just over the line close to the cannula. I have found that sometimes the sticky backing on the cannula is not very good or even so sticky that I have had to spray plaster remover on. Make sure the area is dry before inserting the new cannula.</p><p>hope this is a little help.</p><p>Pauline</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Warrick, post: 545451, member: 96721"] Hi Sarah Try putting a plaster either over the cannula or just over the line close to the cannula. I have found that sometimes the sticky backing on the cannula is not very good or even so sticky that I have had to spray plaster remover on. Make sure the area is dry before inserting the new cannula. hope this is a little help. Pauline [/QUOTE]
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