Insulin pump supplies

Infusion system – a single-use medical device connected to a reservoir for the administration of short-acting insulin analogue or short-acting insulin by an insulin pump at a 90˚ angle below the skin.

1. The infusion system has a 6mm or 9mm short soft Teflon cannula that is inserted at 90°.
2. Pre-charged cannula inserter.
3. Hidden insertion needle.
4. A click to indicate a secure connection to Medtronic infusion sets.
5. Ideal for patients with insertion problems or needle phobias.
6. Compatible with all Medtronic MiniMed insulin pumps.

A reservoir is a single-use medical device designed to administer insulin into the subcutaneous tissue. The reservoir is filled with short-acting insulin analogue or short-acting insulin, connected to an infusion system and inserted into an insulin pump.

The reservoir consists of three components: the safety transition, the reservoir and the piston.

1. 3.0ml reservoir – compatible with Paradigm 7xx series and MiniMed 640G insulin pumps.
2. 1.8ml reservoir – compatible with Paradigm 5xx series, Paradigm 7xx series and MiniMed 640G insulin pumps.

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An infusion system is a single-use medical device connected to a reservoir and designed to administer a short-acting insulin analogue or short-acting insulin subcutaneously at an angle of 20-40˚.

1. Infusion system flexible catheter length 13mm or 17mm.
2. The infusion system is compatible with the Sil-Serter® delivery device. It can also be entered manually.
3. The infusion system should be changed every 48-72 hours.
4. Compatible with Paradigm 5xx series, Paradigm 7xx series and MiniMed 640G insulin pumps.

An infusion system is a single-use medical device connected to a reservoir and designed to administer short-acting insulin analogue or short-acting insulin subcutaneously at a 90˚ angle.

1. Infusion system steel catheter length 6mm or 8mm.
2. The safety of the infusion system is enhanced by the additional sticky surface.
3. The infusion system must be administered manually, by hand.
4. The infusion system should be changed every 48 – 72 hours as recommended by your doctor.
5. Recommended for patients allergic to the material used for flexible catheters.
6. Compatible with Paradigm 5xx series, Paradigm 7xx series and MiniMed 640G insulin pumps.