Omnipod is the only tubeless pump option. The Omnipod controller is also a glucose meter.
Next Steps
Meter

Next Step
Because there are so many options, and they don't have huge differences - the best thing to do is see what options your insurance companies will cover. The best way to find that out is through your doctor.
Contact
If you have specific wants with a meter - like connecting to your phone, or your pump - the best place to start would be to google your question.
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Next Step
Call Omnipod and ask them about your coverage. Talk to your Doctor to get a prescription.
Contact
Mon-Sat, 9:00am - 7:00pm PST
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Comfort
Active Lifestyle
Avoiding Highs and Lows
Easy to Use
Easy Insulin Dosing
Fewer Fingersticks
Privacy
Wisdom
Hear what others who use this device combo have to say
Cost
Meter

Glucose Testing Supplies
Meter & Fingerpricker (1 time purchase)
Strips & Supplies
Glucose Testing Cost Estimate
Startup $0 to $60
Monthly $100
There are lots of different meters out there. It's worth seeing which are covered by insurance - they will cover some of the cost of the strips. Often your doctor can give you a meter for free, worth asking.
Omnipod

Insulin Dosing Supplies
Pods
Reader
Insulin
Insulin Dosing Cost Estimate
Startup $5 to $1260 Monthly
Omnipod is now covered by Medicare and Medicaid as well as most private insurers.
Questions for your Doctor
Can I try this before I commit to it?
A lot of provider offices have sample devices you can touch and feel to get a sense of how they work. Some offices even have a trial device you can use for week to see how it works for you.