I have been using Ypsopump for the past 6 weeks and I just started using the algorithm 2 days ago. Loving it so far, I chose this pump because I can choose my own target in the algorithm, I am also super happy about the infusion set and how easy it is to change the cartridge.

Extremely informative and helpful - thanks again Scott!

Hi. I have been using the Ypsomed pump here in Australia where I live for a little over 3 years. I got it because of its size. I do a lot of running and the Medtronic was just too bulky so I'm loving the lightness and size of the pump. I'm averaging 30- 40 Units per day so the 160 Unit reservoir is not a problem, I get 4 to 5 days without a problem. My only criticism is the alarm set-up. You cannot turn the alarms off. It will give a vibration alarm at the end of a temporary basal rate change, so if at 2am I note that my BGL is heading down and set a temporary basal of say 50% for an hour. It will alarm when that hour is complete waking me up. Or if the pump's Bluetooth connection is on and you move too far away from your phone and lose the Bluetooth connection it will give an auditory and vibration alarm. I haven't yet used the closed-loop or the bolus from phone features as they have not been made available with an IOS phone in my market yet, but I look forward to being able to do so. You can fill the empty reservoirs with any insulin so I don't think Lilly would be able to stop you from putting any insulin in the reservoir. Overall, I love the pump, easy to use, lightweight and compact. The alarm set-up is a bit annoying though. Phil

Thanks for the information presented here. Do you know if and when this pump will be available in the USA?

Nice to see another option, competition is a good thing.

My diabetes educator just introduce this to me today, it seems very good in size and the fact that you don't need to take the pump out from your body you can just control it from your phone that's awesome. The only thing is it's not well known by the market it's like taking a risk. Would like to know more comments

Would it be possible to compare the ypsomed and tandem t slim pump as I'm unsure which one to choose as I have been offered these on NHS in England?

I would want to know what the support level is and what the coverage is and what how simple and easy it is to use just besides the insulin insertion it doesn’t seem like a 200mg/dl is a good target blood sugar.

I'll be starting this pump soon. I'm hoping it's going to be my forever pump. Resivour change is apparently very easy. I use 230 units daily but still looking forward to starting my ypsomed journey. Thank you for doing this video.

Thank you. On MDI but I know will go back to a pump at some point. Maybe this one.

Hello! do you have any updates on the date of approval for the US?

This is pretty exciting, and I wish that there was more news on when this will be available as my warranty for my Tandem X2 is about to run out. Looooong ago, when pumps used standard luer connectors, I used the Orbit Micro infusion sets with my Medtronic pump. The sets are awesome! They are 31 gauge steel sets that are thinner and more comfortable than the ones sold for use with Medtronic or Tandem pumps, which are 29 gauge. Plus have the ability to spin, so they bound and pulled less. Those sets used to be made by a company in Texas, and after Ypsomed bought them, they discontinued sales in the US as the market didn't support them breaking in here. I was heartbroken, but not too long after, Medtronic and Tandem both switched to proprietary connectors, so there was no use in trying to find a way to get them. In the beginning, the Ypsomed pump was pitched for its simplicity and didn't include CGM connection or any advanced features. Now, they've managed to keep the pump simple while adding features via CGM connectivity and algorithms driven by an app. This is very exciting! I'd consider switching pumps for the infusion set alone!

This video was from a year ago. Is this system available now here in the US and is it able to pair with Lybre 3?

Been on it a week.target range was 45% its now 92% unbelievable bit of kit.

Is it true that its infusion sets fall off easily? and any news on when their loop will be available in Canadian market?

There's another pump that uses an infusion set with a 360 rotation - Dana RS with their Soft Release O set.

Very good insight into the YpsoPump! I’ve just been given one by the NHS here in the UK, after fighting for 12 long years to get a pump. One thing I’m a little confused about in terms of your video is how, if/when the YpsoPump is available in the US, how it will be limited to Humalog and Lyumjev, as anyone using a different brand of insulin could surely fill their cartridges themselves in order to continue using their brand of insulin?

I'm about to switch from Tslim CIQ to Ypso CamAPS in the next few days. I've only been pumping about 10months in my 28yo DX journey. I'm looking forward to the smaller size and not having to touch the pump to bolus etc. There are definitely benefits of having this function on my Tandem (I go fishing a lot so I can keep my phone away safe) but saying this, I rarely need to bolus when out on the boat. I'm curious about the alarms and how I will deal with this, but the Tandem does like to alarm at you with bluetooth drop out, or any other issues (high / low bgls). Perhaps the most annoying might be time away from phone, but lets face it, phones are basically attached to us also! Does anyone know yet of a smart watch that can be linked with camAPS to bolus? or the best Garmin to buy to have BGL's on watch? Thanks everyone! Appreciated this video also! Laura - Australia

How does it handle dead spots?

The rotating connection at the infusion set may be of some benefit to some. Not answered was the time that an infusion set can be used? Usually it's 2-3 days before changing and guessing it is the same. But with the somewhat low volume of insulin this would be a benefit as not to have the change the infusion set at each fill. Being it is a tubed pump and not attached directly like the Omnipod, the weight isn't much of a factor. Physical size maybe so especially for the ladies. And what the projected cost would be good to know. Good that there is another choice available. Keeps the rest of the pump manufacturers on their toes.

I doubt Lilly could restrict the pump to only using Humalog or Lyumjev. Insulins are all identical physically as for injecting via a pump and canula. But they could make the warranty contingent on Lilly insulins only. Not sure that would help or hurt Lilly and the pump manufacturer.

is this avail in USA yet?

Is it available in Hyderabad, India.

Kinda scary when you've never heard of that company. I definitely like the infusion tubing being able to move 360. Thanks for sharing !

Hearing insulin limitation to humalog or lyumjev is likely going to keep me from prescribing this in the US.. given our insurance landscape here, I cannot have pt commit to insulin that their insurance may decide to no longer cover… of course Lilly may offer a savings card to offset..

If you had to compare and buy which pump should you buy 2022 ?

Cool

I actually know the ceo

The deal with Lilly fell through now, so Ypsomed will be partnering with a different company in the US!

If I been honest the pump is outdated in many ways it has no closed loop system it can’t link to sensors. modern day pumps all have closed loop systems and can connect to sensors and have there own app . Unfortunately I generally think this is a missed opportunity from this company as they had a lot of potential to make a lot of money.