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This is quite the overreaction. There is both a confirmation screen and a maximum bolus setting to ameliorate the issue until an OTA update can be provided. St
by patagurbon 3y ago
This is quite the overreaction. There is both a confirmation screen and a maximum bolus setting to ameliorate the issue until an OTA update can be provided.
Stranding users who use the app without access to our lifesaving medical device is... Bold, to say the least.
- jacquesm 3y agoIf you are a diabetic you should always have a plan B for your 'lifesaving medical device' because they can break. For instance: https://www.northwoodsendocrinology.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Insulin-Pump-Back-Up-Plan.pdf https://www.northwoodsendocrinology.com/wp-content/uploads/2... Presumably whoever provided you your pump has a similar instruction. Risking using an app/pump combo that has a known flaw, especially a non-deterministic one is bold, to say the least. Safer to switch to the regular controller (assuming you have it) until this is fixed.