Changing the Mio Advance Infusion Set with the MiniMed™ 670G Insulin Pump
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- Опубликовано: 17 мар 2020
- Watch this video for instructions on inserting the MiniMed Mio Advance infusion set using the MiniMed 670G insulin pump. In this video, you will learn how to remove your previous infusion set and reservoir, fill a new reservoir, fill the infusion set tubing, and insert the infusion set. You will also learn how to perform the button pushing steps to set up the reservoir and rewind your MiniMed 670G insulin pump.
More information on insulin pump therapy can be found at www.medtronicdiabetes.com/cus.... Consult with your healthcare professional before inserting the infusion set for the first time.
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I’m so happy to read the comments and everyone just keeps asking why lol thank you I thought I was the only one. Coming from Animus Medtronic has really disappointed me.
Why?? The old saying “If it ain’t broke don’t fix it” comes to mind, the current Mio “ain’t broke”.
So, does this new site last longer? Assuming it doesn't this simply takes more space when carrying, has more waste, and more steps. But at least it looks different. Congrats! You are now forcing me to use a worse product. I hope it saves you money. Hopefully your product works better than your customer service or automated delivery.
I wish they would take the time to fix the technical issues with the Guardian sensor before they try to "fix" something that isn't broken...
AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!
@MedtronicsDiabetes
This is disappointing to hear, Lee Ann. Our 24-Hour HelpLine would be happy to discuss your accuracy concerns and see how we can help. If you're interested, please give them a call at 800.646.4633, option 1.
This seems counterintuitive and wasteful. More steps and more waste? Hmmm I wonder what inspired this design
Just started these today and and I love them! They are smaller than what I thought too. It's more error proof to me because my first few infusion sets of the older design I screwed up. I don't like wasting these. Brilliant design in my humble opinion but I feel bad for others who are upset. Diabetes is stessful and any little change to a routine you mastered can be upsetting. But I'm loving these so far!
same here, I personally like these new ones better and was surprised so see so many negative comments
This seems SO difficult, to me at least; whereas my mio is very easy to insert. Why add extra steps?? Hopefully, it will become secund nature... and QUICKLY. Things are usually easier when carrying out a task than when watching or reading the steps. However, I'm 47-- getting TOO OLD for these types of changes!😅
Highly disappointed that the original Mic sites are being discontinued. I liked the original because of everything being one piece. All these extra parts seem wasteful and make unneeded extra steps. With all the problems I have had with the Guardian sensor and now this, I will be looking into T-slim or omnipod with a dexcom sensor.
I'm sorry you're disappointed, Charlotte. We have updated our infusion set offering with the new MiniMed Mio Advance infusion set. Because of this, we are phasing out the MiniMed Mio infusion set. As of February 1, 2021, you will no longer be able to order the MiniMed Mio infusion set. This is similar to the set that you’re already comfortable with several big improvements making changing infusion sets simpler, faster and more convenient. There are several new features including:
Insertion in four easy steps
Hidden insertion needle before, during and after insertion
One-handed insertion - making it easier to insert in harder to reach areas (e.g. back of the arm)
How is having multiple pieces instead of all in one easier? How is having more trash more responsible?
@@MedtronicDiabetesUS This isn't easier. Perhaps you guys should've surveyed the people that actually have to use your products BEFORE deciding to change them. This looks far more complicated and unnecessary.
Hi there. We've reduced insertion steps down from over 10 steps with Mio to only 4 steps with Mio Advance. It's the all-in-one insertion you're used to with Mio, with the added benefit that you can insert this Mio Advance device with one-hand, making it easier to reach harder to insert areas. In addition, unlike Mio, the new Mio Advance insertion needle is also hidden throughout the entire insertion process, before, during, and after insertion, helping those that may experience needle anxiety. If we can answer any other questions for you, please give our supply team a call at 800.646.4633, opiton 2.
Sarah, the Mio Advance is still all in one infusion set. We understand diabetes supplies create unwanted waste and we do our best to reduce this where we can. We are happy to say that the Mio Advance has recyclable plastic containers.
All about the money!
Disappointed in the change. More bulky, too similar to the other insertion sites available, which I hated. Will strongly look at other pumps as the mio was one of the reasons I stayed with Medtronic my last time. The motion to insert the advanced is harder than the one for the regular mio, and hurts my wrist.
This is the exact same amount of steps, if not more, than the regular mio at twice the size and even more plastic waste. Discontinuing the mios for this is ridiculous. Not to mention that you can easily use the mio to insert the infusion set one-handed already.
Also - these clearly will take more storage space than the mio! Aren’t y’all trying to make things small and easy to handle? How is going from something the size of the palm of your hand to this an improvement? Should we expect a pump twice the regular size next year?
I'm sorry you're disappointed, Kelsey. We never make the decision to discontinue a product lightly, but will be sure to share your feedback with our development team.
So the cannula is loaded AFTER it's inserted? I hope we misunderstood because that sounds like an accident waiting to happen
Jennifer, the Mio Advance is still an all in one insertion infusion set, but the needle remains hidden before, during, and after insertion for those who may suffer from needle anxiety.
The cannula has always been loaded after insertion. However, the amount of insulin needed varies according to the length of cannula. I think the new loading amount is an error.
Also in the “Why?” camp.
Ugh. Placing my last order for my good ol trusty mio's then. The original are so compact and convenient for me. Very sad to see them be discontinued. :(
I wish I had something nice to say, but this is almost reminiscent of what insulin pump supplies were like 30 + years ago. The discontinued design, albeit around for over a decade, was at least compact (an all-in-one unit). This “advanced” design looks like it was designed by a non-diabetic. The people that design these things should be forced to use them for a year, just to see how “easy” it (the Mio) really is to use, before introducing it to consumers. “Consumers” being the people who use this in order to stay alive (longer)/healthy. If there are insulin-dependent people on the R&D team, well, they should already know what the issues are with this.
Medtronic, I don’t expect a response from you, but I hope my commentary at least gives your R&D something to think regarding future designs and implementations. 😒
A-MEN!!
I have arthritis in my hand, along with a trigger finger. I find the button very hard to push. In fact, I get very frustrated, Is there a secret place to push it? Or can you make it easier to push? I cannot be the only person with this issue.
I spent all this money on a new pump and you didn't tell me this was coming?
I'm sorry we didn't know about this sooner, Rebecca. If we can answer any questions about our Mio Advance, please give our Supply Management team a call at 800.646.4633, option 2.
I do not think that this improves or simplifies anything. Yes I travel and space is a problem and this seems to add extra bulk and plastic to that process. I do not understand what problem you’re trying to correct. The five-six day sensor lifespan is a much bigger issue to me. Might be change time to change to a different product
Will they still come in pink?
Lee Ann, the Mio Advance will only be available in clear.
Quando essa chegara ao Brasil
Great question, Emilia. Your local team would be happy to help go over your available options. You can reach them at 0800 773 9200 or medtronic.brasil@medtronic.com
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Seems stupid to have to do so many added steps. The old way works just fine, why do we have to change to a new system that just complicates everything.
Just looked up the definition of advance; this product does not apply when compared to the original Mio Infusion Set. It's a misstep. As an engineer, avid backpacker, and frequent traveler, my jaw is on the floor with disappointment. This product is larger than the original, creates more waste, and has added unnecessary complexity. Thank you for filling my backpack & luggage, and planet earth with more space and waste. I continue to be disappointed by Medtronic's latest product offerings, including the 670G insulin pump and the awful guardian sensor.
Mark, the newer Mio Advance is actually smaller than our original. We've made the entire packaging recyclable and decreased the number of insertion steps from 10 down to 4. If we can answer any questions for you, please give our supply team a call at 800.646.4633, option 2.
This is ridiculous. Definitely changing to different pump once my Mio supplies are close to running out. I’ve used Animas’s version of the Mio for 10 yrs and only switched to Medtronic’s miniMed because of the Mio when animas discontinued. Will definitely be changing to different pump company that has infusion sets similar to Mio. Very disappointed in Medtronic for making this decision. Should have allowed us to choose between the two and would have realized this new one is not a better choice. Going to be losing a lot of customers due to this 😕
I am very very very unhappy with this.. Just what I need in the middle of the pandemic, I like the mio we have been using, The 23 inch you are offering is 9 inches to short and the 43 inch is a little over a foot to long. Most people are so fristrated they are not even commenting.
I don’t like it, I won’t be able to see it clearly. Why change what works? Don’t bother sending this to me. I will just go back to before the pump. This is stupid and unproductive. You cant get the sensor issues worked out but now you want to change what didn’t have a problem.
Die Technik MioAdvance und die ausschließlich englische Bedienungs-Erläuterung wird unverschämt schnell gesprochen !!
Thanks for the feedback, Christian. If you have any questions about our Mio Advance or availability in your area, please check here bit.ly/2Zl9fjN for local contacts who'd be happy to help.
This is more complicated and time consuming
Yeah this is a no for me... more steps and more plastic smh.
Agreed.
Don't like it. Mio is less step.
What is the benefit of this new method? And of course, there is no information about the price comparison to the old product, but I'm guessing ... The pump in the demo does not remotely resemble my own and its instructions, so I am left a bit bewiIdered of how it will work. I have been an avid fan of Medtronic for over 20 years b/c of the service I have received from some of your reps. But now I feel abandoned and fearful of what using this product will be like in reality. This "innovation" is a big step backwards ... wasteful, more complicated and unintuitive.
Janet, we've reduced insertion steps down from over 10 steps with Mio to only 4 steps with Mio Advance. It's the all-in-one insertion you're used to with Mio, with the added benefit that you can insert this Mio Advance device with one-hand, making it easier to reach harder to insert areas. You can check out retail pricing information on our online store at www.diabetes.shop.
@@MedtronicDiabetesUS I have only ever inserted the Mio with one hand. There are far more than four steps with this. Have you watched the not-really-a-video?
Why? Why? Why? Very unhappy.Design is awful.