Omnipod is a medical device brand that provides insulin delivery for people with diabetes. It is known for its tubeless, waterproof, and wearable insulin pump called Pod.
Founded in 2000
Pod was introduced in 2005 as the first tubeless insulin pump
Acquired by Insulet Corporation in 2008
Launched Pod in Europe in 2011 and in Canada in 2013
Launched Omnipod DASH in 2018, a newer version of the insulin pump with touchscreen functionality
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The original tubeless, waterproof, and wearable insulin pump that holds up to 72 hours of insulin supply and is controlled by a wireless personal diabetes manager (PDM).
A newer version of the insulin pump with touchscreen functionality and Bluetooth capability that can be controlled by a smartphone app.
An alternative to the PDM that allows caregivers to view insulin delivery information remotely.
An app that allows caregivers to view insulin delivery information remotely.
A box that contains 10 Omnipod pods that each hold up to 72 hours of insulin supply.
Omnipod is a tubeless, waterproof, and wearable insulin pump that provides insulin delivery for people with diabetes.
Each Pod can hold up to 72 hours of insulin supply and must be changed after that.
Omnipod is covered by most insurance plans, but coverage may vary depending on the plan and deductible.
Yes, Omnipod is waterproof and can be worn while swimming or showering.
The Omnipod DASH has touchscreen functionality and Bluetooth capability that allows it to be controlled by a smartphone app, while the original Omnipod is controlled by a wireless personal diabetes manager (PDM).