I hated it when the tubing showed below my shirt/blouse hem. Now, I will curl the tubing up, like it comes before you detach the tape that holds it in the package, and I will use a medium sized band-aid to tape it to my tummy. The Band-Aid is easily removed when you want to “unhook” for a shower. I have also found that you can shorten the length of your tubing by, again, winding the tubing then using a smaller band-aid to secure the loops. Band-Aids are not difficult to remove from the tubing at all. I do like the longer tubing … more freedom but sometimes it gets in the way.
I also will take a panti-liner, fold it in half and make a pocket to put my pump in when I put it in my bra. No more moisture problems. The panti-liners are very thin so you won’t be adding additional bulk. Sheila
But, the best thing I used was a Thigh Thing-it is a strap of material that you slid up your leg and it fits around your upper thigh, it has a pocket to slide your pump into and a garter like strap to hold it in place–worked great, just had to go into the restroom for a bolus (no biggie)–never got sweaty–a friend told me about it and I searched the internet for a thigh thing and found it–Good luck–had my minimed for 5 years, have had the omnipod for 3 weeks and really like it. When I get dressed in the morning the last thing I think about is where to attach my pump !!!