INSULIN DELIVERY THAT FITS YOUR LIFESTYLE
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Insulet OmniPod® DASH Pump
Say goodbye to manual injections with the Omnipod DASH® Insulin Management System. This wearable pod provides 72 hours or 3 days of continuous insulin delivery. Unlike bulky tubed insulin pumps that are typically worn on a belt or waistband, the Omnipod DASH is a tubeless device that attaches directly to the body. Also known as a patch pump, Omnipod DASH is easy to use and designed for individuals living with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes.
This Omnipod insulin pump consists of two parts: the lightweight and waterproof pods and Personal Diabetes Manager (PDM). The PDM, a small handheld device similar to a smartphone, easily communicates with the insulin pod via Bluetooth for seamless insulin management.
Use the PDM’s bolus calculator to easily determine insulin dosage or create bolus presets that you can label and save for repeated use. There is also a CalorieKing® integration which includes a library of 80,000 foods.
Compatible with any rapid-acting insulin, each pod comes with a fill needle/syringe to easily dispense insulin into the reservoir. Discreetly and safely program insulin delivery anytime with Omnipod DASH.
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Insulet Omnipod Dash Pump may be covered by your insurance or Medicare plan. To see if you qualify, start your order or call us at 877-840-8218.
Features
- One pod offers 72 hours of uninterrupted insulin delivery and holds 200 units of insulin*
- Waterproof tubeless pod easily adheres to the skin
- Starter Pack includes 20 pods (90 day supply)
- Button activated, automatic cannula insertion for needle-free insulin delivery
- Omnipod DASH PDM has a 4-inch color display
- PDM features integrated bolus calculator, presets and CalorieKing®️** food database
- PDM stores 90 days of data
- iOS compatibility with 2 mobile apps allow others remote access to monitor insulin data
- Omnipod DISPLAY™️ app widget allows access to a view of both the Omnipod DASH® System and a CGM status.†
- Insulet Provided Glooko offers the ability to sync insulin delivery and compatible CGM data to one place for easy access for both you and your healthcare provider
- Rechargeable lithium battery
Download the Insulet OmniPod Dash Guide
* 1 Pod offers approximately 14 shots
** Available in English only
† CGM Systems do not have integrated functionality with the Omnipod DASH® System
Specifications
Pod Size: 1.53 x 2.05 x 0.57 in.
Pod Weight: 0.92 oz.
Safety Information
Use these guides to learn the basics of setting up and using your Omnipod DASH Insulin Management System.
DASH Quick Start Guide | Insulin Pump Therapy | Omnipod
Pod Placement Guide | Insulin Pump Therapy | Omnipod
Adhesion Guide: Keeping your Pod in place | Omnipod
Frequently Asked Questions
There are many factors to think about when choosing between the DASH and the 5. One of the biggest is whether you prefer to manually program insulin delivery, or prefer automatic insulin delivery. If you like to manually adjust your insulin, you’ll like the DASH.
Change pods every 3 days or after delivering 200 units of insulin.
Yes. Omnipod DASH is covered through Medicare Part D.
The Insulet Omnipod DASH system is compatible with rapid-acting insulin. Analogs such as NovoLog/NovoRapid, Humalog, Fiasp and Apidra have been tested for safe use with the Omnipod DASH.
Each pod holds up to 200 units of insulin. This lasts around 3 days. You’ll need to fill the reservoir with at least 85 units to start operating the system.
Each pod comes with a fill needle/syringe to easily dispense insulin into the reservoir. Omnipod owners are advised against using other needles or filling devices.
Yes. The Omnipod DASH Pod has an IP28 rating. It can be submerged for up to 24.93 feet (7.6 meters) for an hour. The Omnipod DASH Personal Diabetes Manager, however, is not waterproof.
No, it is an insulin pump. The Omnipod DASH does not include a continuous glucose monitoring system or CGM.
No, the Omnipod DASH does not integrate with a CGM because it is not a closed loop system. Therefore, your CGM cannot communicate with the Omnipod DASH. However, the Omnipod DASH DISPLAY widget for smartphones allows you to view your CGM data and insulin delivery data within a single view for easy insulin management.
No. The Omnipod DASH is not a closed loop system. You must manually program insulin delivery with the PDM. If you’re looking for a closed loop system, try the Omnipod 5, which is a hybrid closed loop system that is compatible with continuous glucose monitoring devices.
If paying cash, the starter kit is $660 and the refill pods range from $200-$300.
At the 72-hour mark, an alarm will be triggered on the Omnipod DASH Personal Diabetes Manager, prompting users to replace their Pod. Omnipod DASH Pods are designed to be worn for up to 72 hours.
Medical Review by Shirley DeLeon, Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist
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US MED® is America's primary choice for home delivery of quality medical supplies. Since 1996, over 1 million satisfied members have received disease state education and medical supplies from our highly trained customer service specialists. US MED®, the largest provider of Diabetic Supplies to the Medicare community, is licensed and accredited by Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC) and maintains an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau. We provide all products necessary to treat the Diabetes disease state, including therapies for its associated comorbidities. Our product portfolio includes, but is not limited to, the following: Diabetic testing strips, Continuous Glucose Monitors or CGMs, Insulin Pumps, Sleep Apnea and CPAP supplies, and Nebulizers.