Pic of New Animas Vibe with cgm & Medtronics New Enlite sensor

link to see new Animas vibe
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All I can say is BEAUTIFUL! I can't way to get my hands that new toy! Even if I have to wait awhile, it will def be worth it!
Yes nice but its a little bigger than the ping ,But I still can't wait.
I'm 6'4 and a couple ounces won't bother me one bit! lol!
I am really excited about the Animas Vibe! Yahoo! Now, if we could just get the FDA to speed things up....(yes, I realize that won't happen....)
Looks good But lets see if it works as good as its looks.
I'm 6'2 same hear lol
The Medtronics is nice too wonder witch one works better ???
In my experience the Dexcom sensors blow Medtronic out of the water. Medtronics never worked for more than 3 days and were horribly inaccurate and the fasting programing was a royal pain. Dexcom's sensors were right on target after 7 days, when my trial was up and could be programmed at any time. One of the major reasons I chose the PING was the future upgrade to the new system w/ integrated Dexcom CGMs.
Exciting! Hopefully the FDA will have the Vibe approved by October 2012 when my warranty on my Ping is up....
ME TOO welcome to the warranty race to get it lol
Animas has an early upgrade program where you don't need to wait until your warranty is up to upgrade. This depends a lot on your insurance but I know with mine that I can pay $399 (US), trade in my PING and get the new one when it comes out as long its still under warranty. You can do the same thing for the PING right now if you're using an older ANIMAS pump model, I don't know about the warranty constraints on that. If you wait until the new model comes out the trade-in pre-warranty upgrade costs more, similar to older model upgrading to the PING.

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I spoke with an Animas rep. at the local D expo this past weekend. He seemed confident that once the Vibe was cleared in Europe it would only be 6 months to a year to have FDA approval.

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