Rob Oldfield
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
Hi all,
Today I had a visit to new hospital - Royal Devon & Exeter - that's taken over my pump care and they've given me a nice shiny new 780G. (Note that they don't give out new pumps as a matter of course - it just happened to be due for a change.) As part of that conversation the DSN mentioned the possibility of switching on to the Medtronic Extended infusion set and reservoir - https://www.medtronic-diabetes.com/en-gb/insulin-delivery/infusion-sets/EWIS. That surprised me as I wasn't aware they existed. Seems like a straightforward decision to switch to only needing to do set changes each week or so rather than every three days but checking through the site I can't see a great deal of discussion of them. There's this thread - https://forum.diabetes.org.uk/boards/threads/minimed-extended-infusion-sets-mmt-441a.105634/ - but nothing else I can see going back to start of 2023.
Are people using these? Recommended or problematic?
Today I had a visit to new hospital - Royal Devon & Exeter - that's taken over my pump care and they've given me a nice shiny new 780G. (Note that they don't give out new pumps as a matter of course - it just happened to be due for a change.) As part of that conversation the DSN mentioned the possibility of switching on to the Medtronic Extended infusion set and reservoir - https://www.medtronic-diabetes.com/en-gb/insulin-delivery/infusion-sets/EWIS. That surprised me as I wasn't aware they existed. Seems like a straightforward decision to switch to only needing to do set changes each week or so rather than every three days but checking through the site I can't see a great deal of discussion of them. There's this thread - https://forum.diabetes.org.uk/boards/threads/minimed-extended-infusion-sets-mmt-441a.105634/ - but nothing else I can see going back to start of 2023.
Are people using these? Recommended or problematic?