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Poll Results
What insulin pump do you or your child use?
Animas
R1000 or IR1000
2%
16
IR1200
6%
38
IR1250
9%
56
Roche / Disetronic
D-TRON
0%
0 D-TRONplus
1%
2
H-TRON
1%
1
H-TRONplus
1%
2
Spirit
1%
4
Medtronic MiniMed
507 or older
1%
1
508
2%
16
Paradigm 511
3%
24
Paradigm 512
10%
66
Paradigm 712
4%
29
Paradigm 515
9%
61
Paradigm 715
8%
53
Smiths Medical
Cozmo
20%
125
Insulet
OmniPod
1%
3
Other
I use a pump not listed here
1%
3
I don't use a pump but want to
9%
58
I don't use a pump and don't want to
8%
55
Total votes: 613
What insulin pump do you or your child use?
Poll dates: February 5 - 12, 2006
Total Votes: 613With many studies showing that insulin pump therapy results in better control and less risk of hypoglycemia than traditional therapy, more and more kids are using pumps. That's the good news. Even better news is that there are many pumps to choose from today, so it's easier than ever to find a pump that matches your needs.
If you're considering insulin pump therapy, you should talk with your diabetes team about the various pumps that are available. You should also contact each pump company and request information about their pumps, and ask what kind of assistance they can provide with your insurance company.
- Animas
Maker of the IR-1250 pump
- Medtronic MiniMed
Maker of the Paradigm pumps and the Continuous Glucose Monitoring System (CGMS)
- Roche / Disetronic
Maker of the Spirit, H-TRONplus and D-TRONplus pumps, not shipping new pumps in the United States at this time (February 2006)
- Smiths Medical
Maker of the Cozmo pump
- Nipro
Maker of the Amigo pump
- Dana Diabecare USA
Distributor of the Dana Diabecare II pump (site offline as of January 2006)
This table shows how readers have reported pump use over the past two years:
Answer Feb 2006 Feb 2005 Feb 2004 Animas 17% 15% 12% Roche/Disetronic 4% 3% 4% Medtronic Minimed 37% 43% 46% Smiths Medical 20% 16% 11% Insulet 1% -- -- Don't use but want a pump 9% 11% 14% Don't want a pump 8% 8% 10% For more information about pumps, see our Insulin Pumps section, which is also available in Spanish.
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Last Updated: Sunday February 12, 2006 12:24:41
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