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Burn

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Hi, I inject nova rapid about 6 times a day and thinking that the pump would be a good idea (less injection time) I'm not sure my team would pay for it which is ok I would be prepared to pay for it myself. The trouble I'm having is finding where I can get one from. I was looking at the Accu Chek combo system does anyone know where I could buy one from?

Thanks :)
 
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kegstore

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I'm not sure, but I think you still need to go via your consultant? Even if paying for it yourself...
 
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jonesy

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i'm going down this road at the moment. you need the backing of your consultant and your GP probably. be aware that pumps are about 3,000 and upkeep is prob 100-150 a month.

i, too, looked at the accu-chek combo, but i prefer the look of tha DANA Diabecare R. it's the smallest and lightest pump in the world and waterproof. i especially like the tiny remote control unit.

you can see it here http://www.sooil.com/NEW/eng/m3_r_01.html

also, i am in touch with a company here that will be supplying them soon.

jonesy
 
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Re: Where to get one:Dana

Thanks jonesy, That Dana pump looks really good. Keep us posted as to progress introducing it in the UK please.
 
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jonesy

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really like the look of this one.

my 9 year old son (the diabetic of the family) loves his Ipod touch, and i can see him getting to grips with this really easily. also, the actual pump looks very small.

they will be available feb/mar next year.

jonesy
 
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