old pump
I just switched from a medtronic pump that is almost brand new to an Animas pump, what are my options of what to do with my old pump? can I sell it?
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Permalink Reply by Timothy on -
You can donate it. Animas should have offered you $500 for it. Perhaps they still will.
I saved my old pump as a back up.
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Permalink Reply by Life-long Learner on -
This isn't related to your question really, but why did you switch? I'm out of warranty on my medtronic and am interested in the Animas Ping.
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Permalink Reply by Michael Chappell on -
I switched because because the one touch seems to be a little bit moresuited to an active lifestyle.
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