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Summary

The Omnipod GO is a patch pump that provides a fixed rate of continuous rapid-acting insulin in seven rates ranging from 10 to 40 units per day for up to 72 hours. This device is a standalone tubeless, waterproof pod that provides a convenient alternative to traditional insulin delivery methods.

FDA-approved for people 18 years of age and older with type 2 diabetes who need long-acting insulin injections.

*Omnipod GO is expected to be commercially available in the United States in 2024

Components

Omnipod GO Patch : Patch

Omnipod GO Patch : Patch

Pods come with reservoirs and directions for application. They can be applied anywhere on the body that is comfortable.

Omnipod GO Patch : Reservoir

Omnipod GO Patch : Reservoir

Fill reservoir is enclosed with the Pod and used to manually fill the Pod with insulin.

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Device Details

Overview

Convenient, waterproof, and simple to use.

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Affordability and Access

$$$$
Widely covered for insulin-dependent 2. Supplies provided by DME or pharmacy. Price range; $33-$46/unit.

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Data Monitoring Options

No Options

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Data View Options

No Options

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Duration and Storage

72-Hours 
Patch can be worn for up to 72 hours and works in most temperatures (not for use in hot tubs, saunas, or freezing conditions). Does not require batteries or recharging.

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Vision / Auditory / Dexterity

NO text to speech
NO vibration alerts
A LOT of dexterity needed

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Patient Considerations

Active Lifestyle

Tubeless and waterproof pod. No way to adjust long-acting insulin for higher activity on the fly, but the device is tubeless and waterproof. 

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Avoiding Highs and Lows

Limited customizability. System requires manual dose adjustment and limits the ability to adjust insulin levels throughout the day. 

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Comfort

Free of tubing. Patches do not have tubing.

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Easy Insulin Dosing

Modifiable. The pod is available in seven different pre-programmed daily rates, ranging between ten and 40 units a day.

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Easy to Use

Simple with few steps. Patch is replaced every 72-hours with a fixed rate of continuous rapid-acting insulin. 

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Fewer Fingersticks

Frequent finger-sticks are required.

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Privacy

Hideable. Bulkier patch pump, but not as noticeable as injections. 

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