Medtronic’s Tubeless Pump - Medtronic Acquires a New Pump

I’m using MiniMed 780G close loop system. This is the best pump I have ever.

I’m my opinion it’s kinda a copy of Omnipod

There is no grace period. Ther is an advanced diabetes management devise (ADM) or a app called Narsha

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These stick on pumps need to come in 300U size.

Thank you for your videos, very helpful. I'm slightly above goal, recent A1C @7.3. My endo and I have been discussing a pump as a possibility for several months. I currently manage using 2K Metformin, Farxiga, 20u Lantus and Ozempic. Pump would be a Medtronic 780G. Since the 780G has a tube/cannula... and the pump as a separate device to carry, I made the decision to wait. I've decided to forgo the pump altogether since I'd b "tethered" and also since it's a major shift in my treatment, which I feel I'm already close to goal. I'll reconsider once the tubeless technology becomes available and is improved. I'm already using the Dexcom G7 CGM, so I've proven to myself that I can use something with an app and no tube ;-) Meanwhile, I can work harder to get to my A1C goal... I'm subscribed, thanks!

I've read that this won't be released until 2026 at the earliest.

I am using the Medtronic MiniMed 670G. I just want to find out what tubeless pump is out there that is good. I hate my pump with the cord. It gets wrapped around a lot of doorknobs and other things and rips off of me 😡

T: Slim x2 insulin pump

Awesome

I’m being considered for an insulin pump in November and have been looking at Omnipod because I want a tubeless system. The 3 day life of the pump is its main drawback for me and I really like the idea that I could have one lasting for a week. I guess that’s not going to be available in the UK this year and I’ll have to go with Omnipod but I’m looking forward anyhow to fewer injections.

Is it available in India??

I would love to have a tubeless pump with 300 units, if it would really works till the end of 3 or better 7 days!

I really just someone to come up with an affordable solution. Right now my Omnipod is costing me $380 a month.

can I go in the sauna with that pump??

I'm a CDE. Soo I love learning about new products and learning from my patients. Thank you for this video

As far as I'm aware, EOPatch has a grace period of 12 hours so it can technically last up to 96 hours.

You lost me at 200 units unfortunately. when will there be a 300 unit one!....I spoke to soon!!! lol

@diabe_tech Now that Medtronic and Tandem are entering the tubeless insulin pump market with Omnipod, will there be any competition for Medtronic's InPen smart insulin pen market by competitors? To my knowledge Medtronic has that particular technology cornered when they acquired Companion Medical's technology.

Omnipod only needs 80 units as well. If you look at the fill line on the syringe it’s lower than the 100 mark.

Interesting!! What pumps will integrate with Eversense and are you making any videos on them?