mylife OmniPod - Continuous and safe insulin treatment with no tubing
All the advantages of insulin pump therapy...
More fexibility
Sleep late at the weekend, do an unplanned workout or enjoy a midnight snack. With the individual basal rate setting and the different bolus options, the choice is yours. No daily injections: Just a quick insertion every few days covers your insulin delivery.
Good control is everything
Pump therapy offers far better control than injections, signifcantly reducing highs and lows. Good control can dramatically decrease the risk of diabetic complications. 1
Less stress
People on pump therapy are more satisfed with their therapy, enjoy greater fexibility and worry less about hypoglycemia than people on injections. 2
... with the benefits of the mylife™ OmniPod®
Enjoy life
With no tubing. The Pod does not get in the way of everyday activities - you can sleep, do sports and play without interference.
Never handle a needle
All pumps eliminate the shots. And now the mylife™ OmniPod® provides a hands-free, automated, virtually pain-free insertion – with no needle visible.
No need to take it off
In the shower, the bath, the swimming pool or the sea - the Pod is always with you. There is no need to suspend your insulin delivery.
Simple is better
The wireless PDM with integrated blood glucose meter guides you through the menu step by step with simple instructions and explains with help texts when necessary.
Alternative placement options
No need to wear anything on your belt. The Pod can be worn wherever an injection would be possible. The PDM simply stays in your handbag or backpack. The programmed basal rate runs without a connection between the Pod and the PDM.
1. Diabetes Control and Complications Trial Research Group. The effect of intensive treatment of diabetes on the development and progression of long term complications in insulin- dependent diabetes mellitus. New England Journal of Medicine.1993:329:977-986.
2. Miaone, A, et al. OP 27 Psychological aspects of diabetes. Presented at the 43rd Annual Meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes, Amsterdam. 2007.
