New Pump I read about.
I was answering emails this morning and I came across an article at dLife about a new pump on the horizon that has touch screens instead of buttons like on our pumps. Cost is $6,995 as opposed to $6,500 for the Revel. Apparently, the company has signed up with several insurers and is working to get the pump into your hands when the time comes.
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i like the suspend feature that my Veo has its handy when running lows since it stops the infusion for me and restarts automatically or i can resume it manually
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