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Sure-T infusion sets

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cathplum

cathplum

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Can someone point in the right direction??

I have four unopened boxes of Sure-T infusion sets that I no longer need. I now use a different infusion set.

Can I donate them?
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Thanks for help Cath
 
Ask your pump company to take them back and credit the hospital/CCG for them or swap for the ones you are using. Or ask your clinic if they want them for spares for patients who need emergency supplies whilst in hospital.
 
The hospital may well take them back.

It was very handy to have a handful of different sets to try out from my pump DSN when I was getting problems with Quicksets. They were able to give me a few of each that they had in stock.
 
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