I was listening to this latest video of yours and I said to my wife, "Our boy is on a loop system because of this guy!". She replied that I should tell you that! Thanks to you we have been enjoying looping with the ommnipod for a number of years now and we have been getting constant tech updates from your channel over the years. So please keep it up, you are having a wonderful positive effect on the diabetes community all over the world - we are in Sydney, Australia.
@@Nerdabetic I am currently using penns, and Libre3, but I have been debating, if i should try either Omnipod Dash or Acc One along with Libre3. What do you think is the best choice? I love having everything on my own phone (Android), but sadly I know non of them allows that. They require you to use the PDM.
Thank you so much for this news! I was at an IDF conference years ago, and I thought it was the coolest kid on the block as far as tubeless pumps goes. Will be interesting to see if it makes entry into Canada. Like you, the waste from our Omnipod system is a a bit of a downer as someone who tries to be Green.
You mention possible Tidepool Loop integration, but Roche already has a cooperation with Diabeloop, who I think also want to enter the US market. I’m personally on the Insight/Diabeloop system in Switzerland and I absolutely love it.
I'm also in Switzerland and also on Diabeloop. What I'm particularly looking for is an open source hybrid loop system so I could fine-tune the algo myself, take into account location and activity and more. I'm near Fribourg - you?
It’s huuuge! Just seems very cumbersome. I find it hard to believe someone would choose this over Omnipod. And with the Mobi from Tandem coming that also puts competition out there for this type. With closed loop system I don’t know why the on body bolus would be helpful. Really you shouldn’t need to be bolusing random amounts of insulin if the system is working properly (and I feel like some manufacturers actually limit that for liability with HCL) I don’t have high hopes, but I am happy the US is gaining more competition in pumps!
Yes, they would! I would say simply a matter of time but that’s obviously my opinion. No formal comment from company. I learned about FDA clearance from FDAs website.
Diabeloop's DBLG1 is an option for Roche or CAM APS FX, as well as AAPS with open API on Roche's side. The mySugr App is completely irrelevant from my perspective. At the moment, Sigi is the only patch pump with interesting features. Omnipod is definitely NOT an option for me. My requirements are: a) reusable b) pumpcart c) direct CGM connection and loop algorithm on board d) waterproof or detachable e) USB-C or Qi chargeable. I have no idea why the heck anybody would use a proprietary charger or MicroUSB. Just my 2cents. ;-) Let's hope developement starts to gain speed.
Yes, Sigi is one to watch for sure! Love the idea of using cartridges in a patch pump. For Solo, open API would make this a very interesting pump for sure! So your dream set up is a combo of Omnipod 5 software on Mobi if it had carts? Interesting
@@gw6667 Dr. Bernstein was initially going to be a Physicist but had health issues like Type 1 diabetes from age 11 and Hypothyroidism. The hypothyroidism messed with his memory and study. He remedied these problems later as he reversed his illness but he couldnt become a Physicist at that point. He instead became an engineer, working on how to measure blood glucose. He came up with an early Glucometer. Dr. Bernstein is now 87 and practices what he teaches and thats how to best control blood sugar primarily through Diet and as little insulin as possible. Oh and he became a doctor just so he could publish books and be accepted. Dr. Berstein has a YT channel. He is the best.
Cool video -thanks for putting it together, loved the younger Kamil!
Hahahah those were the days! Thanks for watching.
I was listening to this latest video of yours and I said to my wife, "Our boy is on a loop system because of this guy!". She replied that I should tell you that! Thanks to you we have been enjoying looping with the ommnipod for a number of years now and we have been getting constant tech updates from your channel over the years. So please keep it up, you are having a wonderful positive effect on the diabetes community all over the world - we are in Sydney, Australia.
That’s amazing! Please say hi to her and your boy. Thanks so much for your very generous words. Means so so much to hear a message like this.
@@Nerdabetic I am currently using penns, and Libre3, but I have been debating, if i should try either Omnipod Dash or Acc One along with Libre3.
What do you think is the best choice?
I love having everything on my own phone (Android), but sadly I know non of them allows that.
They require you to use the PDM.
Thank you so much for this news! I was at an IDF conference years ago, and I thought it was the coolest kid on the block as far as tubeless pumps goes. Will be interesting to see if it makes entry into Canada. Like you, the waste from our Omnipod system is a a bit of a downer as someone who tries to be Green.
Happy to be sharing it! Very interesting space for sure.
You mention possible Tidepool Loop integration, but Roche already has a cooperation with Diabeloop, who I think also want to enter the US market. I’m personally on the Insight/Diabeloop system in Switzerland and I absolutely love it.
Yes, Diabeloop would be an obvious European AID partner as they worked on Insight but I take no news for so many years as bad news. Hopefully soon
I'm also in Switzerland and also on Diabeloop. What I'm particularly looking for is an open source hybrid loop system so I could fine-tune the algo myself, take into account location and activity and more.
I'm near Fribourg - you?
I think activity and location is one of the next big frontiers- setting your workout mode when you get to your gym etc. More simplicity is needed.
Yeah the lack of news or updates makes me nervous, which is a shame because it’s a good product! @@Nerdabetic
Awesome
Thank you. 😄
You're welcome 😊 Thanks for watching
Thanks for sharing
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Thank you so much for this information. Any idea as to what battery is used inside the reusable pump body? Is it rechargeable?
It’s huuuge! Just seems very cumbersome. I find it hard to believe someone would choose this over Omnipod. And with the Mobi from Tandem coming that also puts competition out there for this type. With closed loop system I don’t know why the on body bolus would be helpful. Really you shouldn’t need to be bolusing random amounts of insulin if the system is working properly (and I feel like some manufacturers actually limit that for liability with HCL) I don’t have high hopes, but I am happy the US is gaining more competition in pumps!
Long time no see! Hope you well :)
roche pulled out of the pump market a few years ago in north america so would this they would have to make a come back?
Yes, they would! I would say simply a matter of time but that’s obviously my opinion. No formal comment from company. I learned about FDA clearance from FDAs website.
@@Nerdabetic i will keep you posted on any word from health canada i can find
Thank you! That is very kind of you
no problum@@Nerdabetic
Diabeloop's DBLG1 is an option for Roche or CAM APS FX, as well as AAPS with open API on Roche's side. The mySugr App is completely irrelevant from my perspective. At the moment, Sigi is the only patch pump with interesting features. Omnipod is definitely NOT an option for me. My requirements are: a) reusable b) pumpcart c) direct CGM connection and loop algorithm on board d) waterproof or detachable e) USB-C or Qi chargeable. I have no idea why the heck anybody would use a proprietary charger or MicroUSB. Just my 2cents. ;-) Let's hope developement starts to gain speed.
Yes, Sigi is one to watch for sure! Love the idea of using cartridges in a patch pump. For Solo, open API would make this a very interesting pump for sure! So your dream set up is a combo of Omnipod 5 software on Mobi if it had carts? Interesting
Old stuff - technical OOOOOLD - No Loop
Hahah, foundations form pre 2009
The best thing they come out with was accu check mobile... no strips but that's being fazed out now
Yes, so so so so many people loved that. I used it for a while and it was so unique and user friendly.
Is it available in India
No, only in a few European countries at this point
Can we get it from Germany
If possible I can fly to Germany and will get it
The solo was very negative! Every few days you have manyany problems ...
The idea behind the system is awesome, but this system has too many problems
Mind me asking how long you used it for?
@@Nerdabetic I had this pump for a half year in the study phase.
Amazing, thanks for sharing.
What's with the new speech pattern? Definitely don't like it. Please stop. Borderline made me unsub immediately
Yeah, it was unwatchable unless I played it at 1.5x speed
Hahaha I will pass this on to my marketing department.
@@Nerdabetic please do 🤓
🤣🤣@@Nerdabetic
Dr. Bernstein is the only person you need to watch
Who's Dr Bernstein?
@@gw6667 Dr. Bernstein was initially going to be a Physicist but had health issues like Type 1 diabetes from age 11 and Hypothyroidism. The hypothyroidism messed with his memory and study. He remedied these problems later as he reversed his illness but he couldnt become a Physicist at that point. He instead became an engineer, working on how to measure blood glucose. He came up with an early Glucometer.
Dr. Bernstein is now 87 and practices what he teaches and thats how to best control blood sugar primarily through Diet and as little insulin as possible. Oh and he became a doctor just so he could publish books and be accepted.
Dr. Berstein has a YT channel. He is the best.