[Diabetes-talk] Accessible insulin pumps.

[Mike Freeman]

linda:

as you've heard from others, there's no truly accessible insulin pump available at this time. however, a gentleman is working on a remote control for medtronics pumps, the pump-mate, t will make most of their pups accessible. take a look at

http://www.pump-mate.com

nfb is working with the gentleman to get medtronics to pay attention and assist.

mike freeman

On Oct 26, 2012, at 7:50, limestone lady <limestonelady at samobile.net> wrote:

> My name is Linda, and I live in Canada, and hope to find some other canadians here.
> A friend of mine told me about this list, and that I might be able to find answers to my questions here.
> the subject line says it all I guess. I'm looking for info about blind friendly insulin pumps, which can be had in Canada.
> I may not have to go that route, but if I do, I want to be armed with as much information as I can get.
> I know that a few years ago, there was a review of a talking pump in access world, but I guess it was too buggy, and must have been pulled from the market.
> Sure hope to get info here, and maybe, info about talking glucometers available in Canada. I have one but it isn't completely accessible.
> Linda.
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