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Find local supplier
This page helps you find your local supplier of insulin pumps
In the UK, the following 3 makes of pump are available:
- Animas (sold by DiagnoSys Medical)
- Disetronic (owned by Roche)
- Medtronic MiniMed
Other pumps are sold in the USA, but they are not (yet) licensed for sale in the UK. Disetronic pumps were sold in the USA, but sale has been suspended there at present, while certain regulatory rules are complied with.
See a full list of pumps available in the USA on the Diabetes Net website.
Created: May 2001; Last updated: Tuesday 11 January 2005
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Reader comments
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On 18 Jun 2004 John MacInnes wrote:
An excellent, well laid out and easy to negotiate page. As I have a sight disability as well as my diabetes, I appreciated the large text - well done for this consideration to others.
Also, and probably the most important, i found what I was looking for immediately within 2 clicks.