Tandem's Future: A Tubeless Pump, Mobi & Dexcom G7 Integration 

I am on year 65 with type 1. It has been an amazing ride. When I started in 1958, there were no alcohol pads, no disposable syringes, my glass syringe and steel screw on needles had to be boiled prior to use, etc. After all these years, my only complication so far is starting to listen to country music.

The Internet needs more people like you! Thank you so much for all of those informations and insiders about the topics! I didn't even looked for 2minutes and already knew i need to subscribe your account and watch more of your Videos!

SOO glad I found you! My T1D diagnosis happened two years ago as well!! It’s so nice to find other people who were diagnosed as an adult like me!

So happy I found you!! I've been a T1 for 47 yrs, diagnosed when I was four. I've been pumping for 24 years. Im on my 2nd Tslim, I'll be receiving my G7 next week. Im especially happy about muting alarms, working 2nd shift, I don't want my pump waking me to tell me volume or battery is low...I look forward to more of your videos 😊

Really ready for this patch pump from tandem to hit the scene. I'm almost ready to jump ship and try a omnipod

I personally don't know how I feel about the mobi (tslim hasn't given me a reason to hate it yet), BUT you can't deny that all the tech innovations coming from Tandem are super cool

Really really really really really disappointed that you can’t swim with it. Swimming management drives me nuts with my son. We went on holiday to Malaysia and it was hard and as well as that there were monkeys that steal bags . So much anxiety ! I was waiting for this one as our solution!!!

Thanks Justin, numbers are looking great.

Can’t wait, I’ll ask the doctor this week about the Mobi, I’m in the US

Enjoyed it very much very informative. Now I have choice between the tandem x2 or the mobi. I’m looking more at the mobi. I’ll let you know.

Thanks!

Awesome

Thank you, Justin, for this video. You are awesome. I have been with Tandem since 2014, and I stayed because I know they are growing like crazy. I am super excited to hear about Sigi because my current pump expires the same year they are saying. This made my day. Tandem rocks, and Inow everyone knows this as well.

Merry Christmas 🎄 happy new year

Hi Justin. Can you do the same for t slim X2 and G6 - put it on while old G6 is on and then switch them to have 0 minute without warm up time ?

When is it coming out in uk ?

Justin have a wonderful holiday too❤️

Willir work with libre3 sensor?

This was a great video however I just started on the op5. Is there a video with the makers of the op5 and integration with other cgms and timelines like this video.

So when is the release date. No answer.

New to pumps. Can you use digital without a cgm? My son has tried libre and g6. He says they cause pain. I’m a little worried that any pump is going to g to cause him pain as well. Has anyone else had this problem?

Hi Justin, how it is going with IAPS DIY closed loop system, can you please share your experience and opinion?

Thanks for doing all this! @Diabetech

Type one for 47 yrsI was 20 yrs old. 1977.

For this pump will you need to Bolus for meals? How does it compare with Omnipod 5 and ilets pump ?

Problem with the tubeless pumps is that you cannot pick and choose the type of cannula, 9at least you couldn't on the classic Omnipod) My sons skin had a huge reaction to OmniPod plastic cannulas with the old school classic Omni…hus skin is much happier than the true steel needles from t slim!

Watch Pocket!

Does Medicare pay for this?

Tandem still hasn't figured out how to complete Dexcom 7 interface with iPhones. Disappointed on that one. The infusion sets can be problematic at times. Improvement is needed.

Tandem need to update their x2. The algorithm is outdated. Medtronic and Ypso have a much better algorithm. I’m in Australia and a bolus from phone function would be great. Pain in the neck pulling out the pump to bolus

I really enjoy your videos, but get mad at the guests sometimes. I feel like she missed some points that Tandem has already published. Like, it has the same exact water resistance rating as Omnipod. That's on the website. Tested safe for 2 hours at a depth of 8 feet, compared to T:slim being rated for 30 minutes at 3 feet. "Waterproof" doesn't exist, it's a marketing term. All things give way to water eventually. Tandem just wants you to wear responsibly, but she makes it seem like it's more vulnerable than it is. Also, Tandem's head of marketing confirmed that the bolus feature works identically to the quick bolus feature on the T:slim, where you preset the value of a button press in your settings. You can choose between a set volume or a number of grams of carbs and it will calculate the needed bolus for you from your current i:carb setting. For instance, mine is set for 0.5 units. If I wanted to bolus 2 units, I would long-press the button to activate the bolus function and wait for a beep. Then I would press the button 4 times (4 x 0.5 = 2 units). The pump then repeats 4 beeps back to me, and I do one more long-press to confirm. If you have the option to follow-up or have another interview scheduled, could you pretty please ask about safety features and potential capillary leaking? Before there was any automation, one of Tandem's biggest selling features was it's "micro-delivery technology" (you can RU-vid that to see how it works), that keeps you entirely separated from the reservoir of insulin with no risk of over-delivery. It was lauded for it's unparalleled safety. My understanding is that they've gone back to a traditional syringe-style reservoir/cartridge with the Mobi, like on Medtronic pumps. I would love to know if they've implemented any unique safety features to the design to overcome this inherent weakness.

We don’t even have g7 in Australia yet.. so who knows when we will get the tandem firmware. Let alone remote bolus. Prob 2027

Need tubeless for young children and able to get wet/please…sounds promising!🤞