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  • Forum Post: I hate Animas- now time for a new pump, but which? Tandem?

    I am not sure if I've ever posted here at all, but I figured it was about time. I'm 29 years old and have had Type 1 for maybe 27 years. I have been on a pump for the past 15 or 16 years so I have a lot of experience. I have had many different pumps and most recently the Animas (OneTouch) Ping...
  • Forum Post: OmniSkinz for OmniPod Users

    My fiancé has an OmniPod product idea that was shot down by Insulet. OmniSkinz are accessories to customize your pod. If you would like to learn more about OmniSkinz and how you can help to make them possible, check out the link below and share it! Thank you for your support! scottimblum.wordpress...
  • Forum Post: Re: Having Second Thoughts? I'm confused...

    Hi Kelly, Katie asked me to weigh in for you some thoughts on the Omnipod. I was using the Animas Ping before I switched to the Omnipod. When I told my doc I wanted to switch to the Omnipod he was more than surprised, he knew I LOVED my Ping. I mean LOVED. Little doubts began creeping up into my mind...
  • Forum Post: Need a Pod! Chandler Arizona

    Hello! I live in California but am staying in Phoenix area over the weekend. I brought TWO OmniPods and they both fizzled out on me (very rare, but of course it happens on vacation). Does anyone live in the area using an OmniPod that would be willing to give me one? I will mail one back to you when I...
  • Forum Post: Re: Insulin Pump, Insulin Pen, or OmniPod? What gives you the best control?

    I love, love, love my pump. I use the same model as you and it works great for my lifestyle. I like to wear it on my stomach, love handles, and my bum. The Omnipod is also an insulin pump so if you're mostly happy with the mechanism of control of your paradigm, but would perfer a cordless, waterproof...
  • Forum Post: Re: Trying the Omnipod

    I too am getting the Omnipod tomorrow, and I am as excited! I had the Medtronic minimed and the minilink continuous glucose monitoring system. My insurance paid 100 percent for the pump, but didn't pay anything for the CGM. Medtronic charges $350 a month for the CGM and it is a pain in the rear to...
  • Forum Post: Q,s about pumps

    I have the Medtronic Minimed Paradigm522 right now. I am wanting to change pumps when my warranty runs out. I have looked at the OmniPod, and so far, I like the looks of it. I looked at the Animas pumps before I got this pump. I went with MiniMed mostly because of how nice and helpful the staff was....
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