Tandem Autosoft 90 Infusion Set FAQs
The Tandem Autosoft 90 Infusion Set is a device used in conjunction with insulin pumps to help manage diabetes. It features a 90-degree cannula angle for comfortable insertion and reliable insulin delivery.
To use the Autosoft 90 infusion set, insert the cannula at a 90-degree angle into your skin. Attach it to your insulin pump and change the set every 2 to 3 days to ensure proper insulin delivery.
The infusion set is available with either a 6mm or 9mm cannula, allowing users to choose based on their personal needs and comfort levels.
It's advisable to replace the infusion set every 2 to 3 days to maintain effective insulin delivery and minimize the risk of complications or infections.
This infusion set is designed specifically for Tandem insulin pumps. If you're using a different brand of pump, verify compatibility before use.
Proper insertion is usually indicated by minimal discomfort and no insulin leakage. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines to ensure correct placement.
Store the infusion sets at room temperature in a dry environment, avoiding direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
For issues like discomfort or insulin delivery problems, consult your healthcare provider or reach out to the manufacturer's support line at 1-877-801-6901.
The set offers benefits such as enhanced comfort during insulin delivery, an easy-to-use automatic insertion system, and a discreet design for minimal visibility.
The set comes with an auto-inserter that simplifies the process. Follow the provided instructions to insert the cannula correctly.
Yes, the infusion set is water-resistant, making it suitable for swimming or showering. Always adhere to the manufacturer's recommendations for water exposure.
Replace any dislodged infusion set immediately to ensure proper insulin delivery and inspect the insertion site for any signs of irritation.
Dispose of used sets according to local medical waste regulations, typically in a sharps container or another approved disposal method.
Consult your healthcare provider if you have sensitive skin. They might suggest alternative sets or methods to minimize irritation.
Check for proper insertion if you see leakage. If the problem persists, replace the infusion set and consult your healthcare provider if needed.
Common side effects include irritation or redness at the site. Rarely, more severe reactions may occur. Contact your healthcare provider for unusual symptoms.
Selecting the right cannula size depends on factors such as body type and comfort. Consult with your healthcare provider to determine the best fit.
Traveling with the infusion set is possible. It’s advisable to carry extra sets and follow travel guidelines for medical devices, keeping them in their original packaging.
To troubleshoot delivery issues, look for blockages or kinks in the set. Refer to the manufacturer’s troubleshooting guide or contact Tandem Diabetes Care support at 1-877-801-6901.
