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Diabetes Infusion Sets
Updated 16 weeks ago
In April of 2008, our healthy nine-year-old son, Gaspar, was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. After his two days in the ICU and a week in the hospital, a new life began for all of us. Although we couldn't immediately grasp all its implications and were simultaneously dealing with our shaken world, we gave the situation a "think outside the box" approach. When the endocrinologist told us, "That's the way it is. Just focus on the controls and all will be fine," we asked whether the condition might be cured or attenuated if we acted quickly at the beginning. We were met with the usual answer: "There's nothing you can do. Just focus on the controls."
7 comments - Aug 3, 2009 -
Minneapolis-based Medtronic Inc. is recalling some lots of its Quick-set infusion sets over concerns that they may cause insulin pumps to deliver too much or too little insulin.
1 comment - Jul 21, 2009 -
When Smiths Medical announced in late March that it was discontinuing the manufacture and sales of its Deltec Cozmo insulin pumps, the company's annual sales of that product were about $36 million. In contrast, Medtronic, manufacturer of the Minimed line of insulin pumps reported sales of $727 million in the nine months from April 2008 to January 2009.
8 comments - Apr 29, 2009 -
Choosing the right insulin pump and infusion set can be a daunting task for prospective users, and the number of options available may be overwhelming.
0 comments - May 1, 2006 -
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Smiths Medical MD has received FDA 510(k) clearance for their new Cleo 90 infusion set.
0 comments - Feb 1, 2005 -
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The SimpleChoice Easy and Easy Pro 30-degree insulin pump infusion sets are now available from SimpleChoice, a SpectRx company.
0 comments - Jan 1, 2005 -
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0 comments - May 1, 2002 -
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Pump maker Disetronic announced on May 29 that its new Ultraflex Soft infusion set is now available for all insulin-pump users.
0 comments - Jul 1, 2001 -
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Decisions, decisions.
0 comments - Mar 1, 2000 -
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I am a fire fighter who uses a Disetronic insulin pump and Tender infusion set. I have frequently asked sales reps, Disetronic engineers in Minnesota and Sweden and lots of diabetes educators, at what temperature does an infusion set melt? I have never gotten a sufficient answer. The standard line is that insulin is not viable over 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
0 comments - Nov 1, 1999 -
