Old (ancient) pumps and supplies

Diabetes Technology
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I have three old pumps and supplies looking for a new home. All, but the Vibe, predate CMG tech and maybe in some disrepair. They also use luer lock infusion sets. I’m looking for someone who collects and would like to add these to their collection. I really want to give these as a package, rather than split it up.

  1. Accu-Chek D-Tron Plus (2006) with 10 3 ml glass cartridges, 10 3.15 ml plastic cartridges, 9 adapter caps and 1 power pack. I think some segments of the display don’t work. The adapter cap hold the cartridge in the pump and provide a luer lock port for the infusion set.

  2. Deltec Cosmo 1800 (2009) with a CosMonitor, an integrated finger stick monitor the used FreeStyle strips and ~200 3 ml cartridges. These can be used for pumps the use a syringes to refill. This pump uses a AAA battery. The meter attaches to the pump and has an IR link to display the BG reading on the screen. IIRC, it can be used for downloading data too.

  3. Animas Vibe (2016) and ~40 2 ml cartridges. This was the first pump to integrate CGM using a DexCom G4 sensor. It alerted for low (and high?) BG, It may have reduced or stopped basal when low. It has an IR port for downloading data. I didn’t use the G4 at all. This also used AAA batteries. The threads on the battery compartment are stripped so can’t be tightened as much as it should. It would loose power intermittently. I put nut on top of it and duck tapped it down as a fix while I waited for my new pump (might have been the t:Slim x2)

I have a bunch of LL infusion sets. I’m not sure how many. These are Teflon cannulas, 30 degree insertion but without the inserter. I keep a few of these around in case I accidently yank out my infusion set. The line are useless, but the cannulas still can be used.