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- Type of diabetes
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- Pump
Ive been advised to search out information on the pumps frequently issued by Addenbrookes hospital. Im still awaiting funding. Anyone have pros and cons of Animas, Medtronic or Roche pumps?
Then you need the Medtronic pump.Im on quite alot of insulin so the educator at Addenbrookes said I might be better going for one that holds a lot more in the pump
Not that near. They took great pains to make very clear that the Insight CGM shown at EASD2016 will not talk to the current Insight pump. You will be waiting for the next gen Insight (whether that's pump or handset) before it has fully integrated CGM.Also depends upon your size as currently Roche only have flexi cannulas for their insight. They will be bringing out a CGM to talk to the insight in the near future.
No, you don't. Medtronic recommend that you change the Reservoir, Tube and Set every three days because it makes them more money. Research done using the medtronic reservoirs showed that you could get ten days use out of them with the insulin remaining stable.The 640g you have to change the whole cartridge and tube every two days. The insight, the cartridge is about the same small side but is glass and is quicker to swap over and the tube lasts 6 days.
The insight has clear tubing the 640g has blue tubing for the steel sets.