We carry all infusion sets and reservoirs used with insulin pumps

How infusion sets work

Thin, plastic tubing delivers insulin from the pump to your body. This tubing comes in two different lengths to accommodate different needs. At the end of the tubing is a soft, flexible cannula, which is a small, tapered tube. With the help of an insertion device, you insert the cannula under your skin, somewhere where you'd inject using a syringe - on your abdomen, thigh or buttocks. This spot is called your infusion site, and it remains in place for up to three days. No needle stays under your skin.

Reservoirs are used with your pump to store insulin. Insulin is drawn form the reservoir and pumped through the infusion set to provide basal rate and bolus doses. Reservoirs come in many different sizes and vary by how much insulin they can hold. Which reservoir you should use depends on your daily insulin in-take.

Please Contact Us to receive more information on Insulin Pump Supplies.