This also solves all the issues I have with the current t-slim I would jump from Medtronic to this as I’m due for a new pump now!. really really pissed off this is just getting released now as I’m also in Australia and no joke it probably will be 2050 by the time we get it🤬🤬🤬🤬 I’m going to be forced into Medtronic again for another 4 years !!!!!🤬
Does the pump communicate with the CGM directly without the phone? For example i forget my phone is control IQ still working or is the phone everything?
Tandem Mobi gives you wearability options and the best glucose control with Control IQ algorithm. Omnipod5’s algorithm is sub-par. Tandem’s Control IQ algorithm is superior to all other current automated systems.
Why doesn’t anyone talk about insurance coverage and Medicare? Durable medical equipment (Part B) VS Pharmacy (Part D). Who cares how innovative the product is IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD IT????????
It's so complicated everybody's insurance is so different. I have Blue Cross Blue Shield through my job and they cover 90% of my insulin pump plus upgrades and 90% of my pump and Dexcom supplies. Are you able to get different coverage?
I’m trying the mobi right now coming from an Omni pod. So far getting it reloaded and putting it on is difficult. Omnipod is so easy but … the tech involved with this pump is great and I’ve been in better range but I was in tears trying to redo a cartridge. There are available videos and it customer service but still. I had in house training which seemed great. Just very overwhelming .. but I’m trying. Everything in life is a test.
The adhesive pouch combined with remote bolusing would be fantastic for parents of infants and toddlers. 'pods hold the top spot in functional utility there.
I wonder with the Mobi, if insurance will pay for insulin as part of DME as it is administered through an insulin pump with tubing, or if the insulin will be covered under a pharmacy plan as it is with an Omnipod?
My granddaughter is just 5 years old, we will probably still keep the tubing and not use the pouch, saving her skin, but the smaller size to hide is the winner.
Wow. Before seeing this, I had imagined the Mobi might work okay as a quasi-tubeless system, but seeing that photo, nope! No thank you. If the Omnipod 5 algorithm weren't working for me, I might consider it because it sounds like the Tandem Control IQ does work better for lots of people, but i believe I'll stick with OP5 for now. Thanks for showing this.
I would love nothing more to stay on omnipod 5 but I've literally had to deactivate approx 50 in one year due to leaking. I didn't have this problem with the DASH pods. Does yours ever leak?
I honestly don't think I've ever had one leak before. I had maybe 3 to 5 pods fail last year. I'm usually not sure why they fail but it happens so rarely, I don't stress about it too much. @@wakandaforever4291
@@wakandaforever4291 I've only had a couple of pods fail in the past year I've been on it. Don't think any of them were leaking, but I'm not sure exactly what failed.
The whole 'keep your insulin cold' thing. Am I the only one who thinks it's all BS? I keep insulin in the fridge only when I haven't opened a bottle. Otherwise - once it's open - they go everywhere and get stored everywhere - including the car in the summer, and I've never had an issue with insulin losing it's efficacy.
For the most part, I agree with you. I have had 2 pens stay out for over a year and they didn't work, or at least they weren't as effective as other pens were. However, I kept like 20 boxes of pens out for a year because I simply didn't have the fridge space, and those were the only 2 that didn't work. Best practice is to keep them in the fridge, but I never cool on trips.
I'd like to switch because my omnipod.5 leaks so often, and I have had to replace dozens of them in the last year, but I don't wear jeans and I like the ones that you can attach to your body so I will just have to wait I guess.
He showed it in the video but this does have a adhesive pocket that you just put the Mobi pump into and you can just stick it anywhere on your body I wear a lot of Summer sundresses and I'm so tired of having to wear shorts with pockets under my dresses. So this is a great option I can just stick the little pouch to my tummy and put the pump in it underneath my dresses.
I have been doing my research (due to switch out my pump Nov./Dec.) and watching a lot of your content in the process. Thank you so much btw for your informative videos- they are SO, SO helpful. Can you please tell me if the Tandem Mobi can be used WITHOUT a CGM? This is rarely addressed anywhere with absolute clarity.
so amazing! it’s so tiny lol. i can see some choosing to wear it adhered to the body if they are wearing a non-friendly pump outfit, like a dress or romper.
Yep absolutely agree I thought it was hilarious that both the people that were shown in the video showed it being on their arm you wouldn't use the patch on your arm or somewhere visible at least I wouldn't 😂 I wear a lot of sundresses and bathing suits in the summer and I'm so tired of having to wear shorts with pockets under my sundresses this is awesome. I can just stick the little pouch to my tummy underneath my dresses or bathing suit.
Justin, do you know what processor is used in the mobi? It was supposed to be an upgrade over the tslim X2. Also, do you know the mechanical pump type in the mobi? The tslim X2 used a positive displacement pump rather than a screw drive, which is one of the reasons I switched to it when it first came out. I had MiniMed screw drive pumps for years but positive displacement is more precise and is most often used in chemical systems such as hospitals. When you replace the cartridge in the X2 you are also replacing the pump diaphragm.
Here’s the problem with the wireless charging you then will have to have the pump sitting in the charging pad which is going to be a massive pain in the ass. I wish they would just go back to double a batteries. It’s a ton easier just to swap them out
I completely agree I was actually going to switch from the Tslim to the Mobi and that's exactly why I'm not switching. I don't like the wireless charging at all, if it breaks or gets lost there's no way to charge it.
Thanks for the video! Did you find out how long a charge holds on the Mobi? Looked into the Tidbyt device behind you on the video and they are sold out!
i really like that more companies are getting into wireless pumps but it would stress me that the quick bolus button is the same button for checking the status and battery and everything. Wouldn't wanna accidentally give a bolus by accident
I've been a Tandem user for almost a decade, and am completely exhausted by the sheer quantity of alerts that I get from my pump, which is made worse by the absolutely shrill sound design of the alarms. I can't imagine how much worse this would be if my phone became the primary sound source for alarms. Have they improved how they manage alarms with the phone as the primary interface? How does the snooze work?
Oh no! I recently got a Tandem. I’m still on Medtronic bc I’ve been sick with this cold for months and haven’t been able to go do the training to start the new pump. I used to read so many positive comments but all I see are negative reviews after deciding to go for the Tandem. 😩
@@MoonStar-nl8dx My experience with the Tandem with Control IQ is nothing but high praise. I had an older style Medtronic, not a closed loop system, as my first start into pump therapy and it was a positive experience. But I've heard so many complaints, not with the Medtronic pump itself, but with the sensors, I so happy my Endo suggested the Tandem. Alert volumes can be adjusted. And yes alerts from anything can be annoying, especially at night, it is better to be made aware than to go off the deep end.
@@MoonStar-nl8dx please don't let me bring you down on this. Tandem has been way ahead of other manufacturers in innovations, and Control IQ is truly marvelous. I had some bad experiences with late-night low blood sugars when I was younger, and sleeping was a difficult thing for me because I was so worried about my blood sugar. The improved control is really amazing, and something you should look forward to, especially if you're migrating from Medtronic. I'm a seasoned veteran with this pump, and the fatigue I feel might be very much tied to just the sheer amount of time I've lived with the pump, and my own need to shake up my treatment program. I think you're going to be delighted by how much ControlIQ is going to improve your overall well being.
After Medtronic, there was a learning curve with the insertion procedure. Found a helpful video. No regrets changing to Tandem + G7. In the menu of Alerts & Reminders, I have only one turned on, for low reservoir. Also the bigger color touch screen is a pleasure, I find it user friendly rather than the Medtronic manual scrolling in search of the relevant imbedded menu.
Type 1 for 32 years and currently have the Tslim/ Dexcom G7. Im due soon for a pump upgrade so I wanted to do some research on the Mobi. My takeaways: I love the fact that its smaller but I do not like the fact that it has wireless charging. If the charger breaks or gets lost, you cant charge it. Also you need to make absolutely sure its compatible with your cell phone. When I first got my Dexcom it wasnt compatible with my 6 month old phone, I was not happy. I literally had to buy a new cell phone. As far as the adhesive pocket I would not wear it where people could see it but It is PERFECT for us girls that wear dresses and bathing suites. Im so tired of wearing shorts with pockets under my dresses. I can just stick it to my tummy under my dresses. However, do to the wireless charging thats a deal breaker for me. Thanks so much for the video, it helped a lot😊
Hi I'm just curious I've been type one for 32 years and I've had an insulin pump for over 15 years since they first came on the market. Why would you want a stainless steel one? They're made to bend so that they move and can be flexible with your body. Having a tube that didn't move would be really difficult and inhibit your movement. Just curious on your reasoning I've never heard anyone say that😊
@@DK-do3nm Hi! My daughter is a dancer and can’t use the soft ones, she’s always getting kinks in them which stops the insulin from flowing through the cannula. The trusteel needle is so small she doesn’t even feel it and no more kinks!
I was excited about this pump until I realized the cartridge is no longer the weighted bag system. How is this any better than medtronic? Whenever I used the medtronic pump air bubbles would somehow get into the cartridge a day or 2 after it was installed. This is why I switched to tandem. No air can seep through the rubber since it's a bag.
I HATE the bag😂 and the stupid extra needle you have to have to fill it that a the only reason i won’t go t-slim so there are people out there that don’t like it But this mobi is smack on what I want Purely for the consumables 👍🏼
@@MrJak427 @MrJak427 That's great you have an opinion! Thanks for sharing it on his page. I would appreciate it if you would leave me out of it though. What was even your motivation in replying to my comment? I stated my experience with medtronic, and the reason I have t-slim. This seems no better than medtronic to me. Tslim is known for their weighted bag system so it's odd they would switch to the cartridge. For me, I've had numerous negative experiences with the cartridge system so it's disappointing. Everyone's body, experience, diabetes, personality, and needs are different. Please respect others opinions.
Well I didn’t actually tag you it wasn’t directed at you personally.. just added my thoughts on this.. it is a public space where people are sharing. No need to reply as I’m not trying to actively engage with you on this.👍🏼
I’ve had a tandem pump for just over two years. I am currently on pump number four. That means three pumps have failed. The alarms on their pump are insanely loud. At least with Dexcom 7 you can quiet the Dexcom alarms down(set them to vibrate). The latest version of Tandem software also gives the ability to snooze some of the alarms. On a positive note I do like their color touch screen. Loading insulin is easy and the onboard battery charging is more convenient than replacing the battery on my other pump(different manufacturer). I’d be interested to hear your opinion on wearing the Mobi pump.
I've had the x2 for 6 years as I was waiting on x3. I got fed up waiting and was not going to purchase the same pump. I switched to omnipod, no more annoying alarms, no tubes, I can use my arms and it doesn't look like a 3D printed piece of plastic like the mobi
I have my original Tandem pump from November of 2020. I have not had any failures. One can set the alarms for soft, medium, loud or vibrate. I use all four settings for different alarms and alerts. FYI
@@dwightl5863 yep. I’ve got most of mine either shut down or off. The new software will allow you to delay the second or repeat alarms such as low or high blood glucose alarms. In short if you get a low glucose alarm you can delay the repeat alarm for that function. That’s a new feature.
I honestly enjoy being able to go out without my phone now, just have my tslim on me. I can monitor my blood sugar and give doses (no, I don’t use quick bolus because I don’t like the risk of bolus error). I don’t want to use a pump where I need my phone or another device to control it
Yea I wish this was the case for my system. I need to keep my phone on me using iAPS with Omnipod and Dexcom G7 because both devices need to speak to my phone. 😢
This is my problem to be honest we shouldn't be sleeping with our phones near us. Now yuor linked to your phone. I do the receivers for CGM and fine with it.
Awesome video! Honestly I was surprised when initially researching Mobi how few images let alone videos I could find of the pump. So this video was just the type of thing I was looking for. I agree that as a pseudo patch pump it feels less than ideal. But for those that prefer a traditional pump and tubing approach this looks very promising. 😊
Josh, This is really amazing. Do you know what the minimum amount of insulin that can be added to the cartridge when changing out? One of the problems I have had with the TSlim 2 is the minimum amount of insulin that must be injected into the cartridge is 100 units, which is too much for me so I have ended up throwing out insulin.
Wow! This sounds awesome! Solves some of my biggest current problems with the pump. Can't wait for it to arrive in Australia in 2050!
Awww haha
This also solves all the issues I have with the current t-slim I would jump from Medtronic to this as I’m due for a new pump now!.
really really pissed off this is just getting released now as I’m also in Australia and no joke it probably will be 2050 by the time we get it🤬🤬🤬🤬 I’m going to be forced into Medtronic again for another 4 years !!!!!🤬
@@MrJak427 have a close look at the Ypsomed pump! IMO it's a lot better than being locked into Medtronic's for 4 years!
OMG like when I was dx 30 years ago and was told the cure was around the corner! 🤣🤣
Does the pump communicate with the CGM directly without the phone? For example i forget my phone is control IQ still working or is the phone everything?
Tandem Mobi gives you wearability options and the best glucose control with Control IQ algorithm. Omnipod5’s algorithm is sub-par. Tandem’s Control IQ algorithm is superior to all other current automated systems.
Why doesn’t anyone talk about insurance coverage and Medicare? Durable medical equipment (Part B) VS Pharmacy (Part D). Who cares how innovative the product is IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD IT????????
It's so complicated everybody's insurance is so different. I have Blue Cross Blue Shield through my job and they cover 90% of my insulin pump plus upgrades and 90% of my pump and Dexcom supplies. Are you able to get different coverage?
Exactly 💯!!!
Hi! I'd be interested in hearing how people who have switched from the T:Slim x2 to the Mobi feel about the change.
Love the video. Many thanks for the 4 ALL FAMILY Coolers link. Can get rid of my old travel beer cooler I use for insulin.
Haha happy to help :)
Why I didn’t see this 1st 😢 I rushed to get into a pump I went for the ILet … honestly I don’t like it, this one looks perfect 😢
What was that device or type of insulin that you can inject the insulin directly into the cartridge, like in the video??
I’m trying the mobi right now coming from an Omni pod. So far getting it reloaded and putting it on is difficult. Omnipod is so easy but … the tech involved with this pump is great and I’ve been in better range but I was in tears trying to redo a cartridge. There are available videos and it customer service but still. I had in house training which seemed great. Just very overwhelming .. but I’m trying. Everything in life is a test.
The adhesive pouch combined with remote bolusing would be fantastic for parents of infants and toddlers.
'pods hold the top spot in functional utility there.
I wonder with the Mobi, if insurance will pay for insulin as part of DME as it is administered through an insulin pump with tubing, or if the insulin will be covered under a pharmacy plan as it is with an Omnipod?
My granddaughter is just 5 years old, we will probably still keep the tubing and not use the pouch, saving her skin, but the smaller size to hide is the winner.
When is it going to be available to get? I'm very interested in getting it. I also heard it will only link up to the IOS and not the Android?
Wow. Before seeing this, I had imagined the Mobi might work okay as a quasi-tubeless system, but seeing that photo, nope! No thank you. If the Omnipod 5 algorithm weren't working for me, I might consider it because it sounds like the Tandem Control IQ does work better for lots of people, but i believe I'll stick with OP5 for now. Thanks for showing this.
You got it!
Tandem and their tubing the Omnipod is much better..
I would love nothing more to stay on omnipod 5 but I've literally had to deactivate approx 50 in one year due to leaking. I didn't have this problem with the DASH pods. Does yours ever leak?
I honestly don't think I've ever had one leak before. I had maybe 3 to 5 pods fail last year. I'm usually not sure why they fail but it happens so rarely, I don't stress about it too much. @@wakandaforever4291
@@wakandaforever4291 I've only had a couple of pods fail in the past year I've been on it. Don't think any of them were leaking, but I'm not sure exactly what failed.
The whole 'keep your insulin cold' thing. Am I the only one who thinks it's all BS? I keep insulin in the fridge only when I haven't opened a bottle. Otherwise - once it's open - they go everywhere and get stored everywhere - including the car in the summer, and I've never had an issue with insulin losing it's efficacy.
For the most part, I agree with you. I have had 2 pens stay out for over a year and they didn't work, or at least they weren't as effective as other pens were. However, I kept like 20 boxes of pens out for a year because I simply didn't have the fridge space, and those were the only 2 that didn't work. Best practice is to keep them in the fridge, but I never cool on trips.
Sorry but omnipod still better because is tubeless.
I'd like to switch because my omnipod.5 leaks so often, and I have had to replace dozens of them in the last year, but I don't wear jeans and I like the ones that you can attach to your body so I will just have to wait I guess.
He showed it in the video but this does have a adhesive pocket that you just put the Mobi pump into and you can just stick it anywhere on your body I wear a lot of Summer sundresses and I'm so tired of having to wear shorts with pockets under my dresses. So this is a great option I can just stick the little pouch to my tummy and put the pump in it underneath my dresses.
Is there a way to turn off quick bolus?
I have been doing my research (due to switch out my pump Nov./Dec.) and watching a lot of your content in the process. Thank you so much btw for your informative videos- they are SO, SO helpful. Can you please tell me if the Tandem Mobi can be used WITHOUT a CGM? This is rarely addressed anywhere with absolute clarity.
so amazing! it’s so tiny lol. i can see some choosing to wear it adhered to the body if they are wearing a non-friendly pump outfit, like a dress or romper.
totally
Yep absolutely agree I thought it was hilarious that both the people that were shown in the video showed it being on their arm you wouldn't use the patch on your arm or somewhere visible at least I wouldn't 😂 I wear a lot of sundresses and bathing suits in the summer and I'm so tired of having to wear shorts with pockets under my sundresses this is awesome. I can just stick the little pouch to my tummy underneath my dresses or bathing suit.
Great video , what did you eat before shooting the vid . High high !!! 😂😂😂
😅 I don’t remember!
That what I was saying 😂😂
Justin, do you know what processor is used in the mobi? It was supposed to be an upgrade over the tslim X2. Also, do you know the mechanical pump type in the mobi? The tslim X2 used a positive displacement pump rather than a screw drive, which is one of the reasons I switched to it when it first came out. I had MiniMed screw drive pumps for years but positive displacement is more precise and is most often used in chemical systems such as hospitals. When you replace the cartridge in the X2 you are also replacing the pump diaphragm.
8:06 😂😅😂😂😂
Here’s the problem with the wireless charging you then will have to have the pump sitting in the charging pad which is going to be a massive pain in the ass. I wish they would just go back to double a batteries. It’s a ton easier just to swap them out
Then it would be twice the size, but maybe a coin battery would be better
I completely agree I was actually going to switch from the Tslim to the Mobi and that's exactly why I'm not switching. I don't like the wireless charging at all, if it breaks or gets lost there's no way to charge it.
How did you get the demo unit? I create 3rd party adhesive patches and would love to make one for this pump.
Thanks for the video! Did you find out how long a charge holds on the Mobi? Looked into the Tidbyt device behind you on the video and they are sold out!
Yea they’ve got a new one coming out…soon!!
Yea..they have been for a while! SugarPixel is available! Link in video description helps me out :) I love it.
thanks for all of the great videos! As you interact with these review samples, have you had the opportunity to interact with the iOS app?
is this pump compatible with samsung A12 phone. will i be able to use the app on samsung A12?
How long does it hold a charge? How
Long does it take to charge?
Just got my tandem Mobi a few days ago. I absolutely love it
I am also interested in what third party solutions may come as a better option than the Tandem patch.
Will be live with it on my 19mth old on monday. Supper excited
Thanks for the awesome info, my little one was diagnosed back in November. its great to know there is so much good information out there.
i really like that more companies are getting into wireless pumps but it would stress me that the quick bolus button is the same button for checking the status and battery and everything. Wouldn't wanna accidentally give a bolus by accident
This thing is probably gone through so much testing to make sure that doesn’t happen hahaha
No ty I hate tandems wires and there patch makes me itchy
I've been a Tandem user for almost a decade, and am completely exhausted by the sheer quantity of alerts that I get from my pump, which is made worse by the absolutely shrill sound design of the alarms. I can't imagine how much worse this would be if my phone became the primary sound source for alarms. Have they improved how they manage alarms with the phone as the primary interface? How does the snooze work?
I’m unsure. I will try and find out more!
Oh no! I recently got a Tandem. I’m still on Medtronic bc I’ve been sick with this cold for months and haven’t been able to go do the training to start the new pump. I used to read so many positive comments but all I see are negative reviews after deciding to go for the Tandem. 😩
@@MoonStar-nl8dx My experience with the Tandem with Control IQ is nothing but high praise. I had an older style Medtronic, not a closed loop system, as my first start into pump therapy and it was a positive experience. But I've heard so many complaints, not with the Medtronic pump itself, but with the sensors, I so happy my Endo suggested the Tandem. Alert volumes can be adjusted. And yes alerts from anything can be annoying, especially at night, it is better to be made aware than to go off the deep end.
@@MoonStar-nl8dx please don't let me bring you down on this. Tandem has been way ahead of other manufacturers in innovations, and Control IQ is truly marvelous. I had some bad experiences with late-night low blood sugars when I was younger, and sleeping was a difficult thing for me because I was so worried about my blood sugar. The improved control is really amazing, and something you should look forward to, especially if you're migrating from Medtronic.
I'm a seasoned veteran with this pump, and the fatigue I feel might be very much tied to just the sheer amount of time I've lived with the pump, and my own need to shake up my treatment program.
I think you're going to be delighted by how much ControlIQ is going to improve your overall well being.
After Medtronic, there was a learning curve with the insertion procedure. Found a helpful video. No regrets changing to Tandem + G7. In the menu of Alerts & Reminders, I have only one turned on, for low reservoir. Also the bigger color touch screen is a pleasure, I find it user friendly rather than the Medtronic manual scrolling in search of the relevant imbedded menu.
Type 1 for 32 years and currently have the Tslim/ Dexcom G7. Im due soon for a pump upgrade so I wanted to do some research on the Mobi. My takeaways: I love the fact that its smaller but I do not like the fact that it has wireless charging. If the charger breaks or gets lost, you cant charge it. Also you need to make absolutely sure its compatible with your cell phone. When I first got my Dexcom it wasnt compatible with my 6 month old phone, I was not happy. I literally had to buy a new cell phone. As far as the adhesive pocket I would not wear it where people could see it but It is PERFECT for us girls that wear dresses and bathing suites. Im so tired of wearing shorts with pockets under my dresses. I can just stick it to my tummy under my dresses. However, do to the wireless charging thats a deal breaker for me. Thanks so much for the video, it helped a lot😊
do you know if they have a tru steel cannula for this? my daughter can’t use the regular ones because they always bend. thanks!!
Hi I'm just curious I've been type one for 32 years and I've had an insulin pump for over 15 years since they first came on the market. Why would you want a stainless steel one? They're made to bend so that they move and can be flexible with your body. Having a tube that didn't move would be really difficult and inhibit your movement. Just curious on your reasoning I've never heard anyone say that😊
@@DK-do3nm Hi! My daughter is a dancer and can’t use the soft ones, she’s always getting kinks in them which stops the insulin from flowing through the cannula. The trusteel needle is so small she doesn’t even feel it and no more kinks!
I was excited about this pump until I realized the cartridge is no longer the weighted bag system. How is this any better than medtronic? Whenever I used the medtronic pump air bubbles would somehow get into the cartridge a day or 2 after it was installed. This is why I switched to tandem. No air can seep through the rubber since it's a bag.
I HATE the bag😂 and the stupid extra needle you have to have to fill it that a the only reason i won’t go t-slim so there are people out there that don’t like it
But this mobi is smack on what I want
Purely for the consumables 👍🏼
@@MrJak427 @MrJak427 That's great you have an opinion! Thanks for sharing it on his page. I would appreciate it if you would leave me out of it though. What was even your motivation in replying to my comment? I stated my experience with medtronic, and the reason I have t-slim. This seems no better than medtronic to me. Tslim is known for their weighted bag system so it's odd they would switch to the cartridge. For me, I've had numerous negative experiences with the cartridge system so it's disappointing. Everyone's body, experience, diabetes, personality, and needs are different. Please respect others opinions.
Well I didn’t actually tag you it wasn’t directed at you personally..
just added my thoughts on this.. it is a public space where people are sharing.
No need to reply as I’m not trying to actively engage with you on this.👍🏼
I’ve had a tandem pump for just over two years. I am currently on pump number four. That means three pumps have failed. The alarms on their pump are insanely loud. At least with Dexcom 7 you can quiet the Dexcom alarms down(set them to vibrate). The latest version of Tandem software also gives the ability to snooze some of the alarms.
On a positive note I do like their color touch screen. Loading insulin is easy and the onboard battery charging is more convenient than replacing the battery on my other pump(different manufacturer).
I’d be interested to hear your opinion on wearing the Mobi pump.
Thanks for the detailed comment! I’d love to give Mobi a try at some point. For now, I’m going to keep using Omnipod DASH with iAPS.
I've had the x2 for 6 years as I was waiting on x3. I got fed up waiting and was not going to purchase the same pump. I switched to omnipod, no more annoying alarms, no tubes, I can use my arms and it doesn't look like a 3D printed piece of plastic like the mobi
I have my original Tandem pump from November of 2020. I have not had any failures. One can set the alarms for soft, medium, loud or vibrate. I use all four settings for different alarms and alerts. FYI
@@dwightl5863 yep. I’ve got most of mine either shut down or off. The new software will allow you to delay the second or repeat alarms such as low or high blood glucose alarms. In short if you get a low glucose alarm you can delay the repeat alarm for that function. That’s a new feature.
I honestly enjoy being able to go out without my phone now, just have my tslim on me. I can monitor my blood sugar and give doses (no, I don’t use quick bolus because I don’t like the risk of bolus error). I don’t want to use a pump where I need my phone or another device to control it
Yea I wish this was the case for my system. I need to keep my phone on me using iAPS with Omnipod and Dexcom G7 because both devices need to speak to my phone. 😢
This is my problem to be honest we shouldn't be sleeping with our phones near us. Now yuor linked to your phone. I do the receivers for CGM and fine with it.
Awesome video! Honestly I was surprised when initially researching Mobi how few images let alone videos I could find of the pump. So this video was just the type of thing I was looking for.
I agree that as a pseudo patch pump it feels less than ideal. But for those that prefer a traditional pump and tubing approach this looks very promising. 😊
Glad I could provide some commentary and visuals 😁
Is it in the uk
Not yet
Josh, This is really amazing. Do you know what the minimum amount of insulin that can be added to the cartridge when changing out? One of the problems I have had with the TSlim 2 is the minimum amount of insulin that must be injected into the cartridge is 100 units, which is too much for me so I have ended up throwing out insulin.
It's too bad at launch the Mobi will only be compatible with the Dexcom G6 and not the G7.
I'm sure G7 and Libre 2 Plus aren't too far behind!
First like and first comment
You dah best!
Better algorithm than Omnipod 5
Coming from omnipod 5 i would love to where this as i use to have the original tandem and my tubing would get caught on everything
So interested in these. As someone who just got a CGM a few months ago, I’m starting to get more and more curious about pumps