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Pump Supplies

Insulin Pump Supplies

Insulin pump therapy, which is the usage of four specific insulin pump supplies, can give you the better control you want for your lifestyle. A very effective option in treating diabetes is through the use of an insulin pump. Those who want to avoid the inconvenience of receiving multiple insulin injections everyday would most definitely benefit from this method. Because it is hard to balance good diabetes management alongside your day-to-day activities, a number of different insulin pump supplies in the market can help make the process easier for you. If you have an active lifestyle and don't want to constantly worry about managing your diabetes, a diabetic insulin pump will fit your daily routine perfectly. With multiple daily injections, you can give yourself at least 120 injections per month. With insulin pump therapy, you only have to change your infusion set about 12 times per month. The key components to insulin pump therapy are the Insulin Pump, Reservoir, Infusion Set and Infusion Set Insertion Device.

If you’re giving yourself multiple insulin injections each day, it can add up to about 120 injections a month. That’s a lot of shots!

Insulin Pumps are digital devices that deliver insulin automatically throughout the day, eliminating the need for all those injections. Instead, you’re only required to replace the pump’s delivery system, called an infusion set, about once every 2-3 days.

Pumps can provide added control over your diabetes and take a lot of the headaches and guesswork out of managing your disease. They do require a doctor’s prescription and you’ll need to regularly purchase a few pump supplies, including the following:

Infusion Sets

An infusion set works a lot like an IV line does. It includes two parts. The first is called a cannula, a tiny plastic tube that has a small needle on one end, which is inserted into the subcutaneous fat layer just under the skin. The other end of the tube connects to the pump which delivers insulin to the body.