Omnipod second generation in Europe and new Countries to Ypsomed
There's a press release on 11 april (link) which states:
Ypsomed will become the exclusive distributor of the OmniPod insulin pump in a total of 22 countries, including several additional countries in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
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"We have recently sent Ypsomed their initial shipment of the next generation OmniPod for sale in Europe where it has CE Mark clearance...."
I'm wondering if anybody as an insiders view and can tell which are these countries ?
Here in Italy we are waiting omnipod from so long ....
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Permalink Reply by Herman on -
Check every country on Ypsomed.com and you find one country, The Netherlands http://www.mylife-diabetescare.nl that has a advertisement for the 2e generation Omnipod. `Don´t wait, start now and you will be the first to get the new Mylife Omnipod` The ad is there since q4 2011. So Holland will be the first country I think.
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