Insulin pumps are small, wearable devices programmed with individualized settings to deliver insulin into the body. Combined with a CGM they can also measure blood-glucose levels and adjust insulin automatically.
Insulin pumps are small, wearable devices programmed with individualized settings to deliver insulin into the body. Combined with a CGM they can also measure blood-glucose levels and adjust insulin automatically.
CGMs are small, wearable devices that continuously measure a person’s blood-glucose levels. They are used in place of finger sticks.
Smart insulin pens and pen caps are used to track insulin doses for people who take multiple daily injections (MDI) of insulin.
For new technology to make it into the hands of people with T1D, it must first complete a vital step—a clinical trial. Clinical trials advance care so people with T1D can live fuller, healthier lives. Learn more about how you can get involved to help further type 1 diabetes research.