I can second that. Barukh Hashem, I have had only good experiences with
Deltec.

[Did you have you have to request [or...pay] specifically for the Meter
attachment or did they send it to you automatically??]

A smaller reservoir may not be such a bad thing, unless you normally take
alot of insulin during a regular day. [Do most people use more than 300
units every 2-3 days??] The insulin, I am told, chemically reacts
(negatively) with the plastic of the infusion set so that you shouldnt keep
it in there for more than 2-3 days. That, and the fact that the skin
apparently tends to "close up" after a couple days, would deem it wise to
change the site and reservoir every 2-3 days. So I have been taught.


At 02:38 PM 10/18/2004 -0400, you wrote:

>To help confuse the issue even more: My son has the Deltec Cozmo and we are
>very happy with it. Smith labs just sent us the Freestyle Meter attachment
>that allows the Pump to record the BG results and automatically decide the
>insulin requirements. For further information see http://www.cozmore.com
><http://www.cozmore.com/>
>
>
>
>Yehuda Y. Scheff, Supervising Special Auditor Investigator
>
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>
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>From: Rabbi Hirsch Meisels [mailto:RabbiMeisels@...]
>Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 2:31 PM
>To: JewishInsulinPumpers@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [JewishIP] Minimed vs. Animas
>
>
>
>I have had an outstanding experience with Animas (personally and with other
>members of the group). The pump is small and light and well advanced. The
>company if very TRUSTABLE and caring. The only drawback for some is the
>small insulin reservoir.
>
>Rabbi Hirsch Meisels
>Jewish Friends With Diabetes
>www.FriendsWithDiabetes.org
>www.KosherLowCarb.org