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Re: [IPp] Animas IOB feature



Each of the two times we were reviewing pumps the Animas rep tries to  
sell this suggestion and you scroll up to the dose as a safety  
feature. At least for my young daughter who is often distracted and  
pushes the pump buttons at lightening speed, I just don't see it that  
way.  This has been the major reason we chose Cozmo and recently MM.

Please note that with both Cozmo and MM, after the pump suggests the  
dose you have the possibility of adding or removing insulin or  
pressing the deliver button. However the benefit as I see it is that  
your starting point is the suggested amount and not 0.



On Aug 13, 2009, at 12:06 AM, CU Webmail <email @ redacted> wrote:

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> The IOB calculator on Annie's last three Animas pumps (including her  
> Ping) has literally saved her life many times when she would have  
> seriously overdosed without it!!!  It is one of the features we  
> value the most.
> As for having to enter your actual bolus amount by hand after the  
> pump (or meter) makes a recommendation based on BG, CHO, and IOB, we  
> find this to be another safety feature. Only the pumper (or parent)  
> knows the whole story as the bolusing decision is made. If Annie has  
> just completed a 3k swim event or a two-hour workout, she knows to  
> cut back on the amount of insulin recommended for a snack or high  
> BG. Same applies if she's consuming low GI carbs or faster ones--she  
> takes less for 21 grams of watermelon than she would for 21g of  
> lentils. The Ping Is a very smart pump, but it doesn't know enough  
> to make decisions on it's own!
> Charlotte
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> On Aug 12, 2009, at 5:21 PM, email @ redacted  
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