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Thinking of changing insulin pump

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sona chandi

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I'd appreciate any advice please.

I'm currently using Medtronic 780g with guardian 4 sensors but thinking of changing to ypso pump.

From your experience what are the pros and cons.

Thank you.
 
don't have any experience however here is a couple of threads from this forum which have some info which you may find useful here is one of them:

gradenko80

Thread 'YpsoPump vs Medtronic 780g'

Hi, I'm upgrading from the Medtronic 640g and was just about sold on the 780g when my educator told me about the Ypsomed. It's a bit more difficult to find reviews and info so what are your experiences with it? Specifically with the closed loop system, auto-bolus, alarms, etc. Are there any significant pros/cons of both?

The small size + going over to Dexcom are the big pros for me with the Ypsomed. But does one have an edge over the other in terms of the auto correction/closed loop system and adaption/pattern recognition? At the end of the day tighter glucose control is probably more...
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nhs has some other info which you've you've momst likely already looked at: https://www.cuh.nhs.uk/patient-info...mp-the-wolfson-diabetes-and-endocrine-clinic/

tagged a couple of pump users: @vic hill @Nicola M @sona chandi
 
grantg said:
don't have any experience however here is a couple of threads from this forum which have some info which you may find useful here is one of them:

gradenko80

Thread 'YpsoPump vs Medtronic 780g'

Hi, I'm upgrading from the Medtronic 640g and was just about sold on the 780g when my educator told me about the Ypsomed. It's a bit more difficult to find reviews and info so what are your experiences with it? Specifically with the closed loop system, auto-bolus, alarms, etc. Are there any significant pros/cons of both?

The small size + going over to Dexcom are the big pros for me with the Ypsomed. But does one have an edge over the other in terms of the auto correction/closed loop system and adaption/pattern recognition? At the end of the day tighter glucose control is probably more...
  • Like

nhs has some other info which you've you've momst likely already looked at: https://www.cuh.nhs.uk/patient-info...mp-the-wolfson-diabetes-and-endocrine-clinic/

tagged a couple of pump users: @vic hill @Nicola M @sona chandi
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A big thank you.

Much appreciated.
 
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