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AskNadia: Need Printed Insulin Pump Manual

I want to get a replacement manual for my daughter’s insulin pump. I don’t want an on-line version. I want the paper booklet.

Karen

South Hamilton MA

Hello Karen,

You can call the insulin pump company directly at their 800 number and request a manual to be mailed to you. I have listed all the phone numbers and their links as a reference source for you and our other subscribers just in case, like you, they find themselves in need of an insulin pump manual.

This way, you have a reference source online while you are waiting for a printed copy to arrive.

Animus:

Call – 1-877-YES-PUMP (1-877-937-7867)

Go online to print a copy – http://www.animas.com/resource/product-guides

Asante:

They just ceased manufacturing and distributing their Snap insulin Pump

Insulet:

Call – 800-591-3455

Go online to print a copy of the manual – http://www.myomnipod.com/customer-care/guides-and-resources/index.php 

Medtronic:

Call – 1.800.646.4633

Go online to print a copy of the manual –  http://www.medtronicdiabetes.com/customer-support/tool-download-library/user-guides

Roche:

Call – 1-800-688-4578

Go online to print a copy of the manual – www.accu-chekinsulinpumps.com

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Nadia was not only born into a family with diabetes, but also married into one. She was propelled at a young age into “caretaker mode,” and with her knowledge of the scarcity of resources, support, and understanding for people with diabetes, co-founded Diabetes Interview–now Diabetes Health magazine. Nadia holds 11 nominations for her work as a diabetes advocate.

Her passion for working in the diabetes community stemmed from her personal experience and loss. Her mother, brother and two grandmothers all passed away from diabetes complications. She has used her experience as a caretaker to forge a career in helping others.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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