Not sure if you can answer this question, but I can't afford an iphone. Will insurance cover this since it would be used exclusively for my pump?

Yes, I started on the Mobi on August 6th. Only twice that I didn’t need to prime out the air, but pretty much every day.

I have to prime my cartridge EVERY day because I have one large air bubble causing a loss of insulin! What a waste!

I like the mylife YpsoPump much better. Controls your sugar better than control IQ

I still waiting for Android Version!

It looks so bulky to wear. What are any reasons or advantages to wearing it?

Does it use the same Profiles as the TSlim? Are they adjusted on the app? (I've never understood why we can't adjust profiles on the app!)

Good review Jillian, thank you. You mentioned that you don't use Control IQ. A video on just how CIQ works and what are some of the downsides would be helpful. I only use it overnight as I find I can do a better job of controlling during the day, largely because of how Control IQ overcompensates and only gives you 60% of the correction bolus you need, leading to prolonged highs.

I am due to switch out my pump later this fall so I've been doing my research, watching a lot of informative videos such as your own in the process. I have serious interest in the Mobi. Can you please tell me if the Mobi can be used WITHOUT a CGM? This is something that is rarely addressed with absolute clarity in all the sources I've viewed thus far.

Thank-you Jillian for your video! I’m currently on my 2nd T-Slim and about a year away from my warranty being up, so considering the Mobi! Exciting to hear about the future of Tandem. Was a former Omnipod user as well.

This is such a great comparison video! Thank you for the help! 😊

Thank you Jillian this was so very helpful. I have recently been diagnosed with type one, after years of living with type two. I will be travelling extensively internationally with work departing from Brisbane, Dublin, Edinburgh, London, Paris, Boston, NYC, DC. Your tutorial has taken away so much anxiety with travel from September to November 2024. Thank you 🙏🏽🌏🌍🌎

You explain it so nicely and your voice is so good... i am goign to switch to a pump from MDI. Bit nervous abou t that.

Thank you for the tutorial! It's so helpful ❤

So cute - love the kwazi stuffed animal 🥰

Thank you for posting this video. I recently received all my Mobi essentials and got the right insulin for the pump. I’m now ready to begin the webinar and see my nutritionist that is supposed to help me out with getting the pump set up as well. Every little bit helps because this seems very overwhelming.

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Your review was very helpful 👍🏻

I’ll be waiting for the SIGI as this will truly be a game changer in insulin delivery versus Mobi. There will be broader indications for other rapid acting analogues which will work in the SIGI and also extended wear infusion sets (7 day) which will impact cost savings on disposables. Battery life and broader indications for other CGM’s included.

Thank you for this review. I’ve been a diabetic now for 18 years and I’m in the process of getting my first pump. I chose the Mobi because of my active lifestyle and was worried about having long tubes hanging from my pockets. And I was able to stick the Moby to me and use my shirt as protection for the tube, but I am a newbie at this and we’ll see how it goes .ps pumps used to scare me because I wasn’t in control of the amount of insulin that was directly being injected, but my doctor assures me that they are completely safe🧐🤷

Is this pump more better at preventing lows and highs?

Ive been using the mobi for almost 3 months and I like it. I was afraid to be tethered to a charging cable and the 200 unit cartridge. I was using Medtronic and i refused to use their unreliable harpoon thick needle Guardian Continuous blood glucose monitor. The charging is very fast, from 85 to 100% in 10 minutes. It is so lightweight and small, I don't even feel it in my pocket. It's not like the Medtronic heavy brick, i had to carry in my pocket. I swim with it without any problems. My control- IQ is on 24/7 and I wake up every morning with my blood glucose between 100 and 113, i love it!!! For those that doesn't know yet, the cartridge can be refilled without having to put a new one in every time. It can also be charged with any wireless charger, You don't have to use the one that came with the mobi. Some things that definitely will make the mobi better is a bigger cartridge. The app, needs some work. Add more numbers to the graph. They show on mine 140 and then 400, what about 200 and 300. It will just make it easier to read, The same with the time, 2pm and then 4 pm. I can't really see how high my BS was at a certain time. I also had some connection issues with the dexcom so a better bluetooth signal will make it better. Anyway, I love the mobi and are looking forward to see some software and firmware updates.

What is your insurance situation? Great job with great insurance or something less?

Hi. Hows the Bluetooth on it? The tandem slim Bluetooth is trash. I always have to make sure its on same side where I have my dexcom located or it'll lose its signal. This happens with both the g6 and g7

Did u get around 2 watching the Dr Bernstein KZfaq about reversing complications? I remember he told a story about a patient of his who wad scheduled 4 eye surgery - the patient decided to hold off on the procedure and do everything Dr B recommend. The patient returned to the eye doctor and there had been so much improvement it was determined that the operation was no longer necessary. The eye doc called Dr B with questions because he had never seen that before and acknowledged he didn't even know it was possible etc. If the story wasn't in the video I sent u the link 4 then it is elsewhere but I remember it well. My own retinopathy diagnosis initially was moderate but has since been changed to mild. Diabetics should spread the good news about what is possible. Of course Dr B IS responsible and explained that it depends of course on how advanced the existing damage is and that it's going to take time 2 c healing/reversal/improvement. U can't change the past but u can decide to change NOW!!!

Your video is really like a light at the end of a tunnel. With me being a type-1 diabetic too I wanted to ask if one needs to buy Dexcom G6/G7 as a CGM to use the Mobi? I was having FreeStyle Libre that's why.

Insulin waste from a short infusion set to a longer infusion set is next to none it should never be a concern for anyone considering what to buy it’s so small most would struggle to measure it accurately 👍🏼

How is your eye health/vision currently?

Dr Bernstein is NOT an Endocrinologist. I know many believe he is but he isn't. I'm 100%sure about that.

I might not listen 2 this to the end so...r u currently following his program 100%? Your last A1c? Pump? CGM? Which insulin r u using? Is your doctor supportive? How much insulin do u use daily? U just saud his wife was a nurse. I'm pretty sure his wife was a psychiatrist.

I’m getting one soon. Is there like a sensitive one or like one that doesn’t hurt when it goes into the skin because I know some brands make a I think it’s called like a comfort one.

Considering you have to throw an entire omnipod away every 3 days, being able to reustilize the pump portion will help save on waste in the long run.

Just wondering do you ever lay on the pod in your sleep and if yes, does it hurt or cause any occlusion problems? Just wondering (hoping to switch to Omnipod later this year) whether I have to avoid certain areas because of the side I sleep on etc. Thanks so much for your videos 😊

It is smaller💙

I got all teary eyed when you mentioned our girl ❤ Such a great video!! We have several copies of his book and share when we can Begore keto she had 9 seizures in 1 year and last year on Keto she only had 2! She also has had mild colds without fever/seizure I call that success!!

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Been on omnipod 5 for 2 years and switching tomorrow to tandem t slim...same issues with control on highs .hope it helps me and yes I will miss the tubeless pump...

I just have a few questions, 1 im diabetic and I have to take an auto injection. Do I need to remove the auto injections in a different bag to be x rayed or can they go in with my meds? 2 I use a lunch box to carry all my meds and supplies. Would I still be able to use that as my med bag or would I have to pack it in a different bag?

Can you do a meal in a day dr. Bernstein style just to get creative ideas?

Hi how are your eyes now, the video was really helpful, waiting to have treatment and I am really nervous ❤

Great video im thinking of going on the x2 but how do you actually sleep when you have the tube connected to you all night??

What is an insulin pump called?

Very informative content ❤

You are amazing. I did not get my pod yet but i was also thinking about the tslim

my son's BS spikes when he exercises as well. How do you manage this?

Hi Jillian, thanks for the video, Dr. Bernstein really changed my life as well. I was wondering if you can make a video with more specifics on how you combine the Bernstein method with your Tandem pump with CIQ. From your other videos I think you use the sleep mode to make the pump keep you in a tighter range but that’s still not as tight as Dr. B recommends. Doesn’t the pump “fight” you when you want to keep your bg’s a little tighter? If so how do you fight back? So maybe a video about how do you cover a low carb high protein meal during the day would be very helpful. Thanks again for your videos!!

Informative report!

Hi! Nice report. Perhaps you can tell us what types of insulin cartridges and sizes will the tslim accept?

I also enjoyed reading this book! It's super in depth and very helpful