The Omnipod DASH® System simplifies insulin management management for people with T1D or insulin-dependent T2D. That post started with “After having been on the Animas Vibe for 3 years I had to start thinking about what would be next; the Omnipod, the Medtronic 630g (or maybe the t:slim X2 if it gets approved in Canada in 2018).” With the Omnipod, we would often have to give Bisi multiple corrections to bring down her BG, and we would often give much more insulin than the pump algorithm called for. This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register. Questions about our services? Occlusions started occurring. Now that I am using the Omnipod I realize how freeing it is to not have the tubing, but I would go back to the tubing if I decided that some new functionality would be very important to me. Omnipod’s Horizon is a few years off in Canada, but I’ve lived 49 years with this disease and I’m sure another two or three waiting will just whiz by. t:slim X2 insulin pump: The t:slim X2 insulin pump with interoperable technology is an alternate controller enabled (ACE) pump that is intended for the subcutaneous delivery of insulin, at set and variable rates, for the management of diabetes mellitus in people requiring insulin. I wore the t:slim for a couple years before starting LOOP and I think I got only 1 occlusion during that entire time. Tandem t:slim X2 Tandem is pushing out this pump as a solution for people with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes in multiple countries, advertising it as the smallest tethered insulin pump available on the market and highlighting features such as a touchscreen interface, a seamless software update process, and integration with the Dexcom G6 system. Also the pod only holds 200 units of insulin, so if you are someone that uses large amounts of insulin, the Omnipod may not be for you. I love that it is tubeless! Anyone heard of this down the road? Unclipping is easy if needed, but with a pump band, he doesn’t have very many reasons to do it. This reduces hypoglycaemia (hypos) and can improve blood glucose levels. During this past year, I’ve had ups and downs with loving and hating MDI. @Millz, great minds think alike! My Omnipod or t:slim Possibilities. But if it was me, I would base my choice off what you have available now and discount anything you hear from any sales rep from any company. The t:slim x2 has kept up with technology, allowing for updates of existing features by downloading them from the company's website. I’m that girl who really likes having the newest piece of technology. I see something shiny and I want it. Insulin pumps are costly items but may be possible to fund for some households. I think I might wait for Basal-IQ to come along, but am not sure yet. The following insulin pumps are currently approved by Health Canada as of June, 2020 (in alphabetical order): Medtronic Minimed™ 630G Insulin Pump System; Medtronic Minimed™670G Insulin Pump System (hybrid closed-loop insulin pump); Omnipod ® Insulin Management System (by Insulet); Tandem® t:slim X2 ™ Insulin Pump (with BasalIQ™); YpsoPump (by Ypsomed) – Go to the … The issue at hand is that after Tandem released the t:slim last summer, some new users started noticing something curious. The app can wirelessly upload the data to t:connect, meaning users won’t have to upload their pump data via cable anymore. The high-tech appearance is modern with a full-color touchscreen. Omnipod vs Minimed I love the idea of no tubing and the ability to put it on my arms among other new places. Als Vater von zwei Kindergarten-Kindern wird bei… As appealing as predictive suspend is, and as much I want it like yesterday, it’s not tubeless. Doing stuff like setting my basals much higher at night (I often get difficult to predict spikes), giving pretty hefty extended boluses for meals I’m not sure about, giving a correction right before bed, all sorts of stuff I’d be nervous to do otherwise. In four years, her and I have never regretted her choice. I did have a Tandem rep come to my house a couple of weeks ago and the pump in the case hanging on my pocket did not excite me. Back in January of 2018, I went off my Medtronic insulin pump that I wore for over 12 years and went back to MDI mixed with Dexcom. With the possibility of not only connecting to Dexcom’s G5 transmitter, but being able to do so without sending in my pump for a replacement and without additional cost (as per their earning’s call), I really couldn’t see myself going with another insulin pump.It’s true – I haven’t had the best 4 years initially with Tandem, but after receiving … When I was using my Animas Vibe the tubing never bothered me, but now that I am tubeless I love it. I have one child on each. It’s something to look forward to if I decide to go with the t:slim. What do you all prefer? Medtronic has two new pumps with BLE that are undergoing testing. @ClaudnDaye … I also agree with the mantra “if it isn’t broken”! I have heard from a few people but the source is always the Canadian Sales Reps. Based on what I have heard from Tandem Corporate - this sounds like two different stories. It doesn’t bother my son at all. I haven’t seen any actual data on how widespread occlusions are on the t:slim. I always wonder if these things just don’t bother me, or if I disconnect more than other people? Children with Diabetes.com © 1995-2021 Children with Diabetes, Inc. All Rights Reserved. I really didn’t consider the Omnipod as an option because my top priority was the predictive suspend/integration with Dexcom, which Omnipod probably won’t have for a while. Apidra vs. t:slim? Even if you switched out the set after 2 and 1/2 days? December 3, 2018 December 5, 2018 Chris Stocker CGM, Insulin Pump, Insurance. Since the pumping community of FUD is somewhat dominated by pod people I thought I’d make a case for the t:slim. Omnipod is tubeless, but holds~200 units of insulin ca the T:slims 300. It would be very nice to have that predictive low suspend overnight, but I am not sure that I want to have the tubing back. I keep thinking about automatic suspends overnight though…. If anyone knows how to compare pumps, Miss Sugabetic definitely does. I know that I would love the basal IQ feature. Yes. That is exactly what I conclude each time I think it through…tubeless is the top priority and biggest upside of using a pump for me. It’s good to hear that you are liking basal IQ. Our website collected and compiled various consumer reviews about Omnipod and Tandem Diabetes Care as well as customer ratings and recommendations for these brands. 2005: Omnipod is launched—first tubeless (or patch) insulin pump—200 unit insulin capacity; 2009: Deltec Cozmo exits the pump market; 2012: Tandem, first touchscreen insulin pump, is launched—300 unit insulin capacity; 2015: Tandem t:slim G4 launched—first touchscreen insulin pump with continuous glucose monitoring is launched Sugabetic) has lived with type 1 diabetes since 1988, when she was only 4 years old. We would love for you guys to help us decide which pumps we will be getting for the twins. Sensor does not need to be changed for up to 180 days (claimed to be longer than other CGM mylife OmniPod (Ypsomed Ltd**) mylife YpsoPump (Ypsomed Ltd) DANA Diabecare R (Advanced Therapeutics UK Ltd) DANA Diabecare RS (Advanced Therapeutics UK Ltd) A6 TouchCare® (Medtrum) Cellnovo (Cellnovo) CGM capability Eversense XL CGM system¥. The occlusion alarms are kind of annoying but I’ve found that they’re mostly false alarms. From WaltzingTheDragon.ca The following insulin pumps are currently licensed for use in Canada as of December, 2018 (in alphabetical order): Medtronic Minimed™ 630G Insulin Pump System Medtronic Minimed™ 670G Insulin Pump System (hybrid closed-loop insulin pump) Omnipod® Insulin Management System (by Insulet) Tandem® t:slim X2™ Also on the horizon but not yet available is … With the tslim it would always be attached to her and I also like that you can reuse the reservoir so it seems there would be less insulin waste than with Omni pod. Sarah (a.k.a. And I’m hooked on Dexcom G6, so refuse to use the equivalent Medtronic the 670. Unless I see something that suggests I actually have an occlusion or get another occlusion alarm in a short amount of time, I just hit “resume insulin” right away and nothing seems to go wrong. Thanks to some awesome forum members, we have tried the Omnipods, and didn’t find them to our liking. The Basal-IQ is way better than anticipated. Powered by Discourse, best viewed with JavaScript enabled. @glitzabetes thank you for your input. About a year ago I wrote a post entitled “From Animas to Omnipod - feedback after one month”. I stayed on MDI for several years before starting pumping because I was pretty sure I’d hate the tube, but when I actually got a pump (to solve the dawn phenomenon) even from the first day of pumping I really didn’t notice the tubing. That would be great. ” It will be a hybrid of sorts, roughly half the size of the t:slim X2 pump and without any display screen at all. The PDA you use to control the Omnipod is fairly large and clunky, like a late 90’s PDA. An insulin pump delivers tiny amounts of insulin into the blood throughout the day and night. Check My Coverage Pod shown without the necessary adhesive. The biggest and most welcome surprise is that her glucose control seems to be better with the t:slim X2 than with the Omnipod. I’m happy with the Omnipod but am always looking for new opportunities! And her excursions out of range seem to be shorter. t:slim X2 The tSlim is by far the most modern looking insulin pump. I get an occlusion alarm mayyyybe once every 2 weeks. I need it. It holds enough insulin for him and he likes the invisibility of his pods when he wears them near his waist band. The dimensions of these two insulin pumps are compact and thin, which is great for when you want to carry it around with you. There’s a whole host of other reasons I’ve never been interested in the Omnipod but I won’t bore you with those since I know you like it. ). I love that Tidepool/Loop with be partnering with Insulet in the future, but what I don’t like is the time we will have to wait until we see something new from Insulet. When I’m trying on new clothes (or changing clothes in general), I just disconnect the pump. Was it worth switching? That’s the problem - I am not sure how big of a priority tubeless is for me. Choice is a good thing. Now, we give her exactly what the t:slim calls for, and corrections usually seem to work on the first try. I hate having to either stop what I’m doing during the day or wake up during the night to treat lows, and this feature greatly reduces that, I need to treat maybe 2 lows a week with actual carbs vs. like 2 a day (most of which I treated before they hit the low threshold, but still) before Basal IQ. If you have questions specific to each, let me know. I… 4 posts were split to a new topic: What is a pump band? Maybe by then they will make an equivalent suspend on low for Omnipod? I’m a big fan of the “Personal Profiles” thing on the t:slim also. I think I kept it connected my first day of pumping, couldn’t stand the annoyance of having to fiddle with the tubing, and have disconnected ever since. We must be on a Lisa wavelength today. I think that feature would make a major, major difference in my life (right now every afternoon my commute home makes me low, so I end up suspending my pump manually and/or treating a low, or both…not having to deal with that as well as middle-of-the-night lows that I experience regularly would be amazing!). Has anyone already switched from Omnipod to t:slim X2 and is using basal IQ? WE ARE FINALLY GETTING INSULIN PUMPS FOR THE GIRLS!!!!! My son just uses a pump band and never deals with pockets or other things. For the bathroom, I just temporarily clip the pump to my shirt and then move it back to my pants/pocket when I’m done. I have also seen a lot of posts about occlusions with the t:slim. This site is published by T-1 Today, Inc. (d/b/a Children with Diabetes), a 501c3 not-for-profit organization, which is responsible for its contents. All pumps have their issues and we just get used to the ones we have to deal with. I rarely end up being able to swing said item, but I’m super attracted to new and shiny. Hier im Forum habe ich mir schon viele gute Tipps geholt, so dass ich jetzt zwischen der Tslim x2 und dem Omnipod dash schwanke. I worry how a very active 5 year old will do with the tubing though, is that something that can be ripped out while she's playing? I’ve been debating this same question the last few weeks. The things that I did not like about the Omnipod in my original post are a thing of the past - it’s amazing how quickly we adapt to things. We are going to be getting my 5 year old daughter a pump but are having a difficult time deciding beyween the tslim or Omni pod. The only available pump with Dexcom G6 ® CGM integration, the t:slim X2 insulin pump can be ordered with one of two different technologies to help manage type 1 diabetes. Want to learn more about the Omnipod DASH System? From what I have heard, the approval by Health Canada of the Dexcom G6 and then basal IQ will not be too far off. While the tubeless Omnipod is awesome, the tech in the t:slim is very worth it for me at this point. @Beacher I like the way you think. @Jen when I was on the Animas Vibe I loved it. I never realized how irritating it was to have to navigate all around the menus on other pumps to adjust for a sudden change in insulin sensitivity until I could just handle everything all at once. But to get a bit more on-topic, I’m using an Animas pump right now and plan to switch to the t:slim in the near future. Did you actually get issues with Apidra? What to do…? Omnipod vs Tandem Diabetes Care PissedConsumer.com strives to provide consumers with the right information to make informed purchasing decisions. I can also be more aggressive without fear while the Basal IQ is running. Her BG, as shown by her Dexcom, seems to be more even. When I think about the t:slim I keep remembering what it was like to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night with my Vibe, and what it was like trying on pants when I went shopping. For me it’s just not an issue. Omnipod vs tslim x2 So after nearly 11 years of injections, I've finally started to gravitate towards getting a pump. Insulin Pump Review; Omnipod, Tslim, and Medtronic 670G. It seems to me that if the tubing gets “kinked” in some way that can sometimes trigger the occlusion alarm. It's almost totally eliminated lows and brought back my hypoglycemia awareness. If anyone makes the switch in the meantime (@Millz?) @Lisa (You must log in or sign up to reply here. The T:Slim x2 is software updatable; they recently added Dexcom G5 integration, with the pot Ngoako to eventually add artificial pancreas/closedloop funxtionality later (hopefully). Is anyone else thinking about making this switch? The reason I ask is I am looking at the t-slim but I will not give up my Apidra so I did as much research as I could and found conflicting discussions on this issue. Right now the t:slim with the G5 would not give me any additional functionality. I am still undecided, but I have more points to think about. Those considering buying an insulin pump should consider not only the cost of the pump, including the monthly consumables, accessories and insurance but, importantly, how you will receive the required insulin pump centred care. The occlusion alarms are kind of annoying but I’ve found that they’re mostly false alarms. I have 2 years to go on my 630G warranty, so if that gets lifted and the Tslim X2 becomes available, I MAY go back to tubes, but am torn. Discussion in 'Parents of Children with Type 1' started by MCO222, Mar 1, 2017. let me know! Is anyone else thinking about making this switch? My favorite saying is, “If it ain’t broken, don’t fix it.” We love Omnipod and short a fully functional closed-loop system or a cure for Diabetes (or Liam wanting to take a pump break and go MDI temporarily) I don’t think we’ll ever switch to anything else. Anyway, I have some time to think about it because the G6 and basal IQ are not approved in Canada yet. Thanks everyone for your input. Yes @Thomas, the source was a Canadian sales rep. Maybe wishful thinking on their part? Any insight is appreciated, thanks! (USA) 877-735-3648 Outside the US: 001-610-642-6055 Many Part D plans (including the plans that have preferred access for Omnipod DASH®) are limiting Insulin costs to $35 a month. My son loves his T:Slim and Basal-IQ is better than I would have ever thought possible. I’ll end this by saying that if tubeless is a big priority to you then you’re probably better off with the Omnipod. I've used Omnipod and t:slim. Basically it combines all of the things that can be dependent on the time of day (basal rates, insulin to carb ratio, correction factor, target BG) and lets you create profiles for different scenarios. Joined: ... Danielle tried both the T:slim and the OmniPod and really did not like the tubed pump so she went with the Omnipod and it has worked out very well for her lifestyle. Well the t:slim X2 was recently approved and my Animas warranty just expired, so I am now free to purchase another pump via insurance. She is very active in dance and tennis. It’s great data to have. The basal IQ feature, first and foremost, is really awesome. A lot can happen in 2 years though. MCO222 Approved members. That post started with “After having been on the Animas Vibe for 3 years I had to start thinking about what would be next; the Omnipod, the Medtronic 630g (or maybe the t:slim X2 if it gets approved in Canada in 2018).”. I have heard from a few people but the source is always the Canadian Sales Reps. How time flies! No matter how hippie-chick I get, the sparkle will always draw me in. I was so sad when Animas went out of business. The Omnipod VIEW ™ app lets up to 12 care partners view their loved one’s Omnipod DASH ™ … By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use, Legal Notice and Privacy Policy. I really like the idea of suspend on low and could really use this! The t:slim X2 pump, Basal-IQ technology, and Control-IQ technology are indicated for use with NovoLog or Humalog U-100 insulin. I like to keep my BGs on the low end and I often get woken up overnight for low alerts. From what I have heard, the approval by Health Canada of the Dexcom G6 and then basal IQ will not be too far off. It combines a tubeless, wearable, waterproof* Pod that provides up to 72 hours of non-stop insulin with an easy to use, touch-screen, Bluetooth®-enabled Personal Diabetes Manager (PDM) that looks like a normal smartphone. I have also seen a lot of posts about occlusions with the t:slim, but I realize that a lot of what gets posted are complaints and that those complaints may be a small percentage of users. It’s true, I lived 41 years as a T1D without a pump, so I guess another few of years waiting for new tech that sounds amazing won’t be so bad. Tslim vs Omni pod? i went from a 630G Medtronic to the Omnipod at the suggestion of the JuiceBox Podcast and after being on it for a little over a month, I’M HOOKED! I may also wait until basal IQ and the G6 are approved. I chose to go with Tandem again after closely following the arrival of their t:slim X2 insulin pump. I absolutely love my Omnipod and being tubeless. Discussion in 'Parents of Children with Type 1' started by MCO222, Mar 1, 2017. Current generation. Maybe by then there will be more news on where Insulet is with their new stuff. As the only tubeless insulin pump currently available, Omnipod has differentiated itself in the marketplace. But it lasted about four seconds. Since then she’s managed her diabetes with multiple daily injections, the Disetronic H-Tron+ (which has since been discontinued), the OmniPod, the Animas Ping, the Medtronic Revel, and now, the t:slim. We love our t:slim X2 !!! Maybe the Basal-IQ will come to Canada rapidly. So it’s not a universal problem. I’ve been pumping for 16 years and 0 of them have been tubeless, I am quite unbothered by the tubing. I know I have issues with any of the insulins after 2 and 1/2 days in my Medtronic pump. My son is right at the 4 year mark on pods and has no intention of changing. The app mirrors the information from the pump, including Dexcom CGM trends, insulin on board, recent boluses, and basal rates. Thanks @glitzabetes for sharing the details as to why you prefer the Tslim. Most people in the UK who have […] It has a touch screen and is the thinest insulin pump on the market. It is very freeing not to need to worry about setting temp rates for exercise- … We like that the Omni pod has no tubing but are a little worried about the fact that if the remote is lost we can't give insulin. I would love to solve that problem and get more uninterrupted sleeps. I also really liked the idea of the t:slim being “upgradeable” because it can be very frustrating to have to get a whole new pump to get whatever smart stuff they finally release. The basal IQ feature, first and foremost, is really awesome. My endo doesn't like the Omnipod but I honestly believe it is due to lack of access to an Omnipod rep and an overly aggressive Minimed rep. Bigfoot and Sooil have BLE in their current pumps, Tandem has BLE in a pump in development, and Omnipod has BLE in their current pod and a future one. I currently have UHC which right now won’t let us use anything other than medtronic or omnipod supplies. Hallo zusammen, ich bin momentan auf der Suche nach einer passenden Pumpe. The tubing didn’t bother me at all and after a short time I didn’t even notice that it was there - it was just part of me. My daughter is up for a new pump this summer and is sticking with T:Slim - she'll switch to the X2 when her warranty expires. While Basal-IQ technology predicts and helps prevent lows, Control-IQ technology is designed to help increase time in range by predicting and helping prevent both highs and lows. About a year ago I wrote a post entitled “From Animas to Omnipod - feedback after one month”. Thank you. ’ll end this by saying that if tubeless is a big priority to you then you’re probably better off with the Omnipod. While I'm not quite ready to take the leap yet, I've narrowed my pump choices down to the Omnipod and tslim, but I'm having trouble deciding which one would be best for me. I love that Tidepool/Loop with be partnering with Insulet in the future, but what I don’t like is the time we will have to wait until we see something new from Insulet. We just can’t imagine tubing after being tubeless and enjoying the freedom that brings with it. I am sure that the occlusion alarms are just an idiosyncrasy of the t:slim. Tandem is in the process of launching a smartphone app for its t:slim X2 pump. We just can’t imagine tubing after being tubeless and enjoying the freedom that brings with it. It is working great for us. The Omnipod DISPLAY ™ app allows for a convenient display of Personal Diabetes Manager (PDM) data on the user’s smartphone as well as a “Find My PDM” feature. It doesn ’ t have very many reasons to do it from Animas to Omnipod - feedback one... 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