Why I Switched From The T:slim X2 To The Omnipod 5

[@thehappydiabetic5380]

I’ll be really happy when Tandem comes out with their tubeless pump.

[@heyblomtravels]

That would be awesome 👏🏼

[@ShesDiabetic]

I second, third, fourth, and fifth this!!!! I think that will be a true GAME CHANGER!!

[@marinakiell1069]

I think the display for the app for that new pump should look and do exactly what the current Tandem does just that the touch screen is your phone and not on the pump.

[@az.az466]

Are they working to make a tubless?

[@anitastokar98]

@@az.az466 If you are talking about Tandem, a tubeless pump is in their future. The FDA just approved Tandem's mobi ( Tandem's smallest insulin pump with a 4 to 5 inch tube which should be available to the public sometime early in 2024), and next out should be a t-slimx3. After that is supposed to be a tubeless variety.

[@user-sl6eg7iy1x]

Thank you, Andrea, for clarifying. I watched your videos about the T-slim and Control IQ and I commented once to you. I've had diabetes for 44 years. I've been on shots, Medtronic, Omnipod Dash and 5 and was forced off the Omnipod 5 because Medicare did not cover it for me. I was so devastated. However, You were a great encouragement to me and now I LOVE the T-slim and Control IQ. I cannot believe the amount of time in range. Especially every night! I am in the 90% range and higher sometmes. Its been a month now on T-slim and although I do miss the ease of the Omnipod easy site change and no tube, I really do LOVE how good I feel and it's been worth it to me. I totally understand the freedom of the tubeless pump though and I am so glad that it's working out good for you! Thank you for your videos. I love to watch them and I am very encouraged.

[@ShesDiabetic]

OH thank you so so so much for sharing this with me!!!! I’m so THRILLED to hear you’ve had such fantastic success with the TSlim!!! That not only speak to how good the system is, but how conscientious you are being whilst using it (it definitely takes two to tango!) you should just be so so so so so proud of yourself! And I thank you so very much for watching the videos and enjoying them! Truly it’s comments like yours that keep me fired up and wanting to make more and more and more content - and INSPIRE ME!!! You are awesome and amazing!! Thank you so so so so so much for sharing all this with me!!!

[@anthonywestover5326]

Andrea, I am a 25 year old Type 1 Diabetic who just barely started using a Dexcom G6. I was curious about Omnipod because it was advertised on Satellite TV about a year and a half ago, and I was interested, but knew next to nothing about it. My Grandfather is also a type 1 and he has been on a Tandem T-Slim insulin pump for YEARS. My Clinical Pharmacist recently recommended me a Tandem T-Slim X2 program a while back and I was hesitant to jump on the tubed pump bandwagon because I had multiple diabetic family members use the 19 plus year old Medtronic Minimed pumps to varying degrees of success. I don’t know if you ever used a 2000’s Medtronic pump, but seeing those as a kid freaked my head out to diabetes (I was diagnosed at 18) and it wasn’t until my Grandpa got the T-Slim around 2015 that my perspective shifted around the stigma and stereotype of all insulin pumps having a steep learning curve and a non-intuitive UI. I’m currently on multiple daily pen injections with Humalog Kwikpen and Lantus Solostar and my Doctor strongly encourages me to consider a pump at every visit. This video and your most recent upload were really helpful, and I want to start on pumps with Omnipod 5 and then transition into Tandem T-Slim X2 or Mobi in a couple years when I’m more comfortable. Is using one to transition to another an okay approach since I am not a fan of tubes or body wiring and would prefer tubeless? My biggest fear with tubed pumps is infusion sets getting in the way.

[@ShesDiabetic]

Thank you so much for sharing all of the above with me! My answer is honestly do what you feel is best and makes you most comfortable. We already live with a condition that we didn't choose - the last thing we should do is be forced into treating it in ways we aren't comfortable with! Personally, I can tell you the infusion sets were very very rarely a nuisance for me, but I do prefer the tubeless Omnipod 5 becuase I feel less like I 'have something attached to me' - if that makes sense. But bottom line...you should do what makes you most comfortable, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise ❤️! I hope this helps!

[@1932roadster]

*Hi Andrea* I can't begin to tell you how *SHOCKED* I am that you were using your dad's decade old pump! 😧 That is truly *mortifying!* With your influence & popularity in this field! I would think that you would be given ANYTHING your heart desires without even asking!

[@ShesDiabetic]

I literally do this channel for the love of it. I truly don't get any perks out of it (besides being part of the Dexcom Warrior Program in the UK where I get my sensors gifted, but that started before this channel started). I think a lot of people think I get gifted things or it's easier for me, but nope, I struggle in the exact same way.

[@lakegirl239]

It’s so tempting! I put in a new set with my marvelous Tandem t:slim. Rotation time to my arm. Sleeveless top. Rounded a doorway arch and ripped it right out! I’m glad it’s a great success for you. Easy to see the advantages.

[@ShesDiabetic]

Oh gosh I'm so sorry to hear this! I absolutely hate when that happens, and can very much relate! It's such an awesome system/algorithm though - I give the Tslim that, hands down the best!

[@andricheli]

I used tubed pumps for years (various Medtronic pumps and then Animas pumps). When I switched to Omnipod back in 2017, I was immediately in love and have not considered anything since. Being tubeless is SOOOO NICE. It is a huge quality of life improvement, especially in the summer months when we're around water. I just did a day-long kayaking trip with my family. With a tubed pump, that trip would have been so stressful but with Omnipod I didn't give it a second thought. I use Omnipod Dash with DIY Loop so my iPhone is the controller and it is a very nice set up.

[@ShesDiabetic]

Oh I’m so curious about the DASH/loop setup! Something tells me it would be better than the OP5 algorithm. Having always been on a tubed pump that’s all I knew until starting the OP5, and I completely agree - it’s just a HUGE HUGE HUGE quality of life improvement! Astounding!! I’m so grateful to now have this freedom!

[@rjservicetransport3691]

Just started loop/Dash and use the new "experimental algorithm". From professionals I´ve heard that it is way better than most other. That algorithm will be in next release or have to be patched in now. The Loop has so many more features. The iAPS is told to very good but lacks UI and hard to use@@ShesDiabetic

[@worthybookjourney3231]

This makes me happy and sad. I have a son similar to your age on the t-slim. He has been on it for 4 years. When your pump needs replaced for some reason, it is replaced with a refurbished pump. Those are previously problem pumps . In his case, replacement pumps are constantly malfunctioning and you need another one and another one and another one....... We are currently waiting on our 4th replacement this year. It isn't just that it needs replaced. It is that it gradually becomes worse and worse until boom, it will not go any further. And as it begins to need replaced again, it is not trustworthy of when it is working correctly and when it isn't so blood sugars are much harder to figure out. I follow many people on the t-slim and they say they have experienced the same. The replacement pumps are trash quite often. So I am happy you love, love, love your experience with yours. I just feel so sad and aggrivated with Tandem for not replacing broken pumps with an actual new pump. Our experience never seems to be as happy as yours.

[@anitastokar98]

I'm sorry to hear about your experience. My Tandem replacement has lasted almost 4 years so far. The warranty just ran out and I plan on getting another one

[@bteamshorts]

I’ve been on the Omnipod 5 / Dexcom G6 for almost 2 years. It makes life a little easier and the tubeless feature is a no brainer😀

[@ShesDiabetic]

That’s so wonderful to hear that you’ve been enjoying it for so long! That is so great to hear and encourages me! And I agree - the tubeless feature is a no brainer! I June LOVE that!

[@rexhowells7015]

Hi Andrea, It's good to see you so well. Thankyou always for your support to so many.

[@ShesDiabetic]

Thank you Rex!! It’s great to hear from you! Thank you, as always for your kindness and for watching!

[@marinakiell1069]

I think this was one of your shortest videos besides the shorts Like I have probably said b4 I loved it when you had the 20 minute videos.

[@ShesDiabetic]

It definitely was - you’re totally right! Sometimes I try to mix it up, as I wonder if I’m boring people 🤣 Thank you for saying you Iike the longer videos - I prefer making those actually!

[@nickkundrat5645]

Great video!! Im sure someone has mentioned this already, but tandems releasing a tubeless pump very soon... Will be interesting to see if you stuck with the Pod or move back to tandem :)

[@philiptickner40]

Thanks Andrea for making that clear. I have been on t slim for 18 months and I’m waiting to get dexcom in September 🤞and looking forward to seeing what it can do with my levels. The tube can be a pain for sure!

[@ShesDiabetic]

That’s so exciting - I’m excited for you! I think you’re going to love it!!!!!!!

[@StevenScarborough]

I to just switched from the t slim x2 to the omnipod 5. I loved the t slim too. The automation was key, but also not getting a tube caught on door knows and things was also a win.

[@ShesDiabetic]

Oh I'd love to know how you're doing with the switch! How are you finding it? Th end tubing caught on doors...I agree..GAME! CHANGER!!!

[@StevenScarborough]

@@ShesDiabetic so far so great. I'm finding I'm getting better numbers and of course tubeless is a big win. I just wish the app worked with my pixel 7 pro. But carrying the PDM is ok, for now.

[@alliemay6076]

I’ve been using my tslim since June, my first pump ever, and the only time I hate the tubing is when I’m at the beach! I don’t mind the aspect of taking it off, but once I reconnect and I’m wearing a wet bathing suit I just sort of stand there with the pump in my hand since I can’t clip it to my wet suit. Oh well, soon enough summer will be over and that won’t be an issue anymore

[@ShesDiabetic]

I HEAR YOU! I would actually just clip mine to my suit and didn’t mind it getting a little wet - but yea then it’s like what do I do with the tubing! I’m also a fan of a little shorts cover up situation so it gives you a place to stow it. But like you said - when Summer’s over it’s really not an issue to contend with anymore. All about those compromises I suppose!

[@user-nr5he3ic9o]

Wouldn’t it be great it you could choose the pump, algorithm and CGM that you love separately? In my dream world I would get a Omnipod with a Freestyle Libre 3 running the T-Slim algorithm.

[@ShesDiabetic]

OMG this would absolutely be the dream!!!

[@catgaming5608]

I can't wait until I get my Omnipod 5. It's on the way. I'm SO OVER TUBING - super frustrating having my pump tubing getting caught on door handles or my waistband on certain pants that I wear constantly slide down because of my pump. UGH! I won't miss it

[@ShesDiabetic]

I hear you!! Completely and utterly was my experience! I'm very excited for you to experience the tubeless life! It's a fabulous one in my opinion!!

[@ElCanalDeJr]

New follower I loved your charisma…blessings❤️

[@ShesDiabetic]

Oh thank you so so so much!! Welcome to the She’s Diabetic family!!!

[@thorritz8520]

So enjoy your energy u give off. Makes me look forward to future videos. I find even wearing a dexcom 6 on upper arm uncomfortable when sleeping. I've tried t-slim insertion sites on legs and arms but painful and last only about 2 days. Do u find Omni pod worn legs/arms ok?

[@shauntayecooper9489]

Yes the omnipod 5 Connet with Dexcom and tubless love it

[@ShesDiabetic]

Thank you so much for saying that! I know what you mean re the Dexcom - for the most part I can’t feel it, but if I hit a certain spot it can really sting and be a continual nuisance. Personally I have a very low body fat because I do so much work with weights and that really really works against me when it comes to leg sites because my legs are so muscular any pod sites (or tslim sites in general) are very very painful there. So I’m pretty much stuck to love handle area and back of arms. I will say I find the OP5 infusion sit to be more aggressive than the tslim x2’s (at least the TSlim version that I was on)

[@friedelpas5637]

Especially with warm weather I lose also easy the dexom and infusion set. I now use tenso spray before I stick them in in more then 9/10 cases it stay where it need to stay. When starting losing it, I can also reuse the spray to avoid that, but that is only needed in some exceptional circumstances. I can only recomend this tenso spray!

[@solarmax0072]

Straight lines on my CGM. She gets us.

[@ShesDiabetic]

Though I’ve hardly ever seen a straight line on my personal CGM 🤪🤣💙

[@SwissPGO]

Thank Andrea, yes: tubeless seems interesting. What about cost, especially since you eere able to purchase a pump, the cost for a pump you own should be cheaper? Here in switzerland, sadly purchasing a pump is not an option, we rent it at huge cost - it's reimbursed - but in the end, everyone pays though the insurance premiums. So I'm definitely looking for a pump that has open source software, can be repaired, and so less reason to change pump, as the software can evolve.

[@ShesDiabetic]

The cost is such a confusing issue because it really depends on your insurance here in the US, etc, etc, it’s such a mess! For a 3 month supply of Omnipod 5’s and Dexcom G6’s I pay about $250, but then there’s my quarterly insurance payment of $350, so it’s all a bit strange. With the OP5 I didn’t have any large up front cost but I do believe with the TSlim x2 the upfront cost was like $4,000 or something outrageous. At least that pump you can update the software, I don’t believe you can with the OP5. I do think something that’s physically the same but can be updated is a far more sustainable option, I Iike your thinking there!

[@lozetchells9164]

Thanks Andrea, I can sympathise. The thought of a tubed pump doesn't appeal to me in the slightest so I quite understand! We can't get the omnipod 5 here in the UK except in very severe cases, nor the dexcom 6/7, so I guess I'll stick with MDI

[@ShesDiabetic]

Ah I hear you! Funnily enough I’ve gotten a lot of criticism for wanting a tubeless pump. I find that so strange. Really people should do whatever they feel is best, and the lack of tubing makes a difference and that’s a ok to prioritize, I think! Anyway, I digress! I’m so sorry you’re not able to get the OP5 or Dexcom G6/7 there - I really really REALLY hope that some day soon that changes for you - not because you need it but because the choices are really important for us to have, I think! ❤️

[@AdamBond-mj7tg]

It has happened to me that I by accident insert the omnipod into a nerve and then it hurts a little when injecting the insulin so I have to take it off and insert a new pod. Has this happened to you? Great video!

[@ShesDiabetic]

Yes this has totally happened to me! I did exactly as you detailed above, I took it off and also called Omnipod Customer Service and they sent me out a replacement pod!

[@marinakiell1069]

Today is September 2: Happy 1st Anniversary Andrea!!

[@ShesDiabetic]

You are so so so incredibly thoughtful...wow..what a kindness to remember this!! Thank you!! David and I went to a hotel with a bunch of water parks and ran around like kids - it was great fun! Thank you again Sweet Marina!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@marinakiell1069]

@@ShesDiabetic It wasn’t Wisconsin Dells, was it? 😂

[@Abber64]

Hi Andrea, thanks for sharing. One queston I have is seeing that your preference is the tubless aspect, if both pumps were tubeless, which would you prefer? Tubes don't bother me as I carry my pump in my pocket when I wear pants, and when I wear shorts, I use a leg strap and it is totally hidden and easy to access. I am looking at going with the X2 very shortly, so your input would be very welcome. thanks.

[@ShesDiabetic]

If tubes don’t bother you, without a shadow of a doubt I’d choose TSlim x2! I’m working on a comparison video, but that’s my definite answer!

[@shannonburke275]

I tried Omnipod 5, but unfortunately, I go through more than 250 units of insulin over a three day period and all the site changes were just ripping my body up. Plus I was finding that the algorithm just wasn't as good as keeping me in range as the tslim was. If Mobi held more than 200 units of insulin, then I would totally switch to Mobi.

[@user-ud5it2rp8b]

Good to hear from you!

[@ShesDiabetic]

Thank you so much for watching!!! ❤️

[@jtshett81]

Medtronic has a bad rep, but the 780G is absolutely amazing!!!!

[@ShesDiabetic]

Oh that's good to know!!! Thank you for sharing this!!!

[@ShellBellz]

8 month old LADA diagnosis here and doing multiple injections with not great success in keeping sugars stable. I need a pump to give me those corrections throughout the day. Even though I don't really want tubes, this video is making me think Omnipod is not a good choice for me until I get a little more savvy with all this if it does less for you. So I'm trying to decide between Medtronic 780g and t:slim. I am a petite person and already struggle with trying to carry around my phone all the time for my libre 3 so I thought maybe t:slim would be better. But Endo is recommending Medtronic. Idk.

[@Torniquelle]

Hello! I'm currently using a Medtronic (older model) and have the option to get a Tslim x2 or an Omnipod 5. Based on your experience what do you suggest? My blood sugars typically run high. How is the adhesive on the omnipod? Unfortunately allergic to adhesive.

[@mattj5492]

Hi Andrea, I'm confused - apart from tubeless in the Omnipod you talk as if the Tandem is the best pump, i.e. you are sacrificing the best pump for a marginally inferior one just because it is tubeless. Maybe I'm reading into it too much? I'd be interesting how they differ in programming and delivery of insulin. Clearly there was some big reason you switched to Omnipod, I'd imagine you wouldn't take it lightly to switch to the Omnipod - is there something you haven't said in the video that would put Omnipod over the line? My 2 younger kids don't have a pump so it'd be really interesting to hear what pros and cons there are between them. Thanks!

[@monusbrewer4911]

I'm about to start the system next week if everything works out right. Waiting on insurance and Dr. office to finish.

[@ShesDiabetic]

Oh! Exciting!! Everyone is different - I just know I found the first few weeks to be tough, but now the system is working SO WELL, so it was worth it in the end!

[@friedelpas5637]

I can imagine that poeple prefer tubeless. Many poeple not like have that thing all time connected. In my hospital they try to get poeple on the pump with omnypod because the level to start with seems to be lower because of tubeless. I have already for more then 23 years tubed pumps and so that bother me not anymore. For me is the software more important. Also I need quit a lot insuline, and the reservoirs of the tubeless pomps are smaller. Replacing more then now would bother me more too. But as said here before, everybody is more comfortable with other aspects and that must result in the best pump for that person. Possible I'm wrong on this, but seems big to mee on my arm and I expect that this will result in less comfort at sleep in my case. But I can be wrong on this point. I agree that the algorimthm of the TSlim is superior! I got much better results with this pump then with all previous ones. Between 90 and 92% in range, and a HbA1C of 5.1 makes me happy! The cost is in Belgium not an issue, pump, all material and insulin are for free. The diabetes liga could prove that good and cheap diabetes care cost the the community less then more then 10% of population with bad treated diabetes and so government decided to have good and cheap diabetes care. I'm really happy with that.

[@hadcrypto7521]

4:17 Thanks Andrea. I have been on Omnipod since 2011 - just updated to Omnipod 5 and Dexcom. To be honest I would rather do needles that a tubed pump so never tried them. Continuous blood glucose is a great novelty and I think it will really make a difference in the long run. Just glancing at my phone or Apple Watch is a massive relief compared to testing manually. (Side note: I could not handle finger pricks - too minty nerve endings! So always tested in my upper arm - maybe not as real-time but close enough for trends).

[@edouard894]

well, i am with omnipod and i hate to see my blood sugar around 250 or higher and omnipod pump a ridiculous. 0.2 units.max .that's nothing, i see the. tslim actually give you a bolus. but how much it actually pumping ..? 0.5..more...that is. why I am considering quitting omnipod is not aggressive enough..

[@elenaoakes8494]

Im so stuck been on the Tslim for 4 years and have to decide whether to stick with it for another 4 or switch to the omnipod 5. I dont really mind the Tubed vs Non tubed so its really hard to decide!

[@joshmedeiros8578]

From what information I’ve collected the monopod 5 after a year now still isn’t compatible with iOS and G7? Also heard that it doesn’t give auto bolusses for high BS? That it basically jus monitors your nasal? And you still have to bolus for meals of course and also for highs? And you can’t adjust or personalize your own target range? If all this is true sounds like I may just stay on pens linger until this whole tubeless pump thing is more ideal.

[@ShesDiabetic]

All of what you wrote above is trust, aside from the fact that you can personalize your own target glucose. Either you can target 110, 120, 130, 140 or 150. However you can’t say “only keep me between 110-120”, the algorithm will just constant bring your to your glucose target via adjusting the basal only. I hope this makes sense!

[@joshmedeiros8578]

Totally helpful and much appreciated! Always enjoy the channels and the real life experiences you share. Thank you!@@ShesDiabetic

[@davidlanders5369]

Have you had any experience with your omnipod tunneling, or backing up because your body can't absorb the insulin fast enough? If so, how did you combat that?

[@ShesDiabetic]

I haven't had any experience with that so far, no - I hope I don't because that sounds rather awful...!!!

[@trl859]

I would love to know where you wear your omnipod. I really struggle because I get so sore in the spots after I wear omnipod and it takes a while for me to put it back in the same spot. So then, I will go off the omnipod for a bit to let all my sore spots settle down and just take injections. It's frustrating.

[@differentday-sameshit4922]

I love your content! I am interrested in the omnipod too, the tubeless loop is very tempting for me.. I am currently on the tslim, I'll have to stick with it until february 2026 because of my insurance. A small criticism on your video: could you please upload in higher solution or film your videos in the daylight? 🙈

[@ShesDiabetic]

Oh the Tslim is a great pump too though - but I hear you on the tubeless (clearly!) thanks for the suggestion re light - I'll try to do this!!

[@marinakiell1069]

How far out of warranty was that t;slim? Was it your dad’s pump set for your setting? Like I said in previous comment on different video I said I thought you had the t;slim for a far shorter time.

[@ShesDiabetic]

It was very out of warranty. Very very. Yes, it was my Dad’s, which is quite a sensitive subject for me. I put my own settings in, you got it.

[@marinakiell1069]

@@ShesDiabetic I’m guessing 7-11 years out of warranty. Didn’t the t:slim come out in 2012?

[@ShesDiabetic]

No, I’m not sure how old it was but it wasn’t that old for sure

[@eastonguy62]

Once you select a pump, how long are you committed to using that pump? Is it usually about four years? I guess it depends on your insurance.

[@thehappydiabetic5380]

With OmniPod 5, there’s no contract. It’s covered under your pharmacy benefits

[@ShesDiabetic]

@thehappydiabetic5380 is exactly right! I believe with TSlim it’s 4 years, but I’m not entirely sure about that.

[@anitastokar98]

@@ShesDiabetic Yep, I plan on getting a new T-slim since the 4 year warranty recently expired. I would love tubeless but the omni pump looks so big that I know I would be uncomfortable with it. With a tubed pump, I can move the pump around if I don't like where I am wearing it. With the omni-pod, I would be stuck for 3 days. I like my T-slim but am thinking about waiting till the 4-inch tubed Mobi from Tandem comes out in the beginning of 2024. The Tandem Mobi is about 1/2 the size of the T-slim.

[@Captain_Gargoyle]

I've never used a pump of any kind before. Sounds like you had some issues with the omnipod when you were starting out. Do you think this would be an ok pump for someone with no experience to use? I'm a little hesitant to give up the manual control i have but the overnight thing and waking up and checking my levels several times a night is getting a bit old lol

[@ShesDiabetic]

I definitely had issues with the OP5 and am still battling some issues, but I had issues with the TSlim because nothing is perfect of course!! I totally think someone who hasn’t been on a pump before could go to the OP5, but there would be growing pains. If tubing doesn’t matter to you I’d definitely choose the TSlim x2 especially if you’re running Control iQ you can virtually eliminate the overnight checking and finally get some sleep! In theory you can get this on the OP5 too, I just personally haven’t seen the overnight control I want to see yet, and in general I absolutely believe that the TSlim algorithm is the superior of the two. I hope that helps!

[@Captain_Gargoyle]

@@ShesDiabetic Ok thanks! And thanks for keeping us updated on new tech!

[@user-nr5he3ic9o]

@@Captain_Gargoylethe good thing about Omnipod is that you can totally try it out for a month sometimes free. If you call Insulet they will also send you a dummy pod to wear for 3 days to see if you’re even comfortable wearing one.

[@wan2852]

Over night checking??? I know no guy over 50 who sleeps though the night without his bladder intervening.

[@user-nr5he3ic9o]

@@wan2852 it’s one thing to get up once a night to use the bathroom it’s totally another thing to wake up and do finger sticks then have to eat or drink juice several times a night.

[@ReddDevil1982]

Hi, have you ever tested the Ysopump?

[@ShesDiabetic]

I have not - but I would love to!

[@UnpluggedIndividualYT]

I'm waiting for the technology to be so good I'd be doing myself a disservice to not have a pump. Things are getting so good I imagine within a couple years this tube less thing is gonna looks like a crank wheel sewing machine. For me daily injections offers the most freedom ease of use and control over my diabetes still.

[@shauntayecooper9489]

I went to try straight to onimpod I like it because it tubeless I never try the Tslim yet

[@ShesDiabetic]

I hear you! I feel lucky to have had experience with both. I’ll be doing an in depth comparison video very soon!

[@shauntayecooper9489]

@@ShesDiabetic I can’t wait

[@care018]

I dont know about you.....but I've never had a straight cgm line......😛 .....

[@ShesDiabetic]

Lol...actually you couldn't be more right 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@richarddamato3774]

Well I switched from Omnipod to Tslim.....lets see.

[@nahi1833]

Jenna!

[@ShesDiabetic]

Well, hello!

[@muntahahomeh2235]

hi

[@ShesDiabetic]

Hello!

[@logangr81]

Wonder if omnipod 5 Is available through nhs Scotland because I am type 1 I get my freestyle libre 2 free from nhs and now I wonder about omnipod

[@ShesDiabetic]

I have no idea but definitely worth it to ask your GP!