Aquapac Waterproof Insulin Pump/Radio Microphone Case (158)

Used this item for tslimx2 insulin pump at a water park and worked great to keep the pump dry while riding multiple water slides, wave pool, lazy river- also able to use the touch screen through the clear plastic. Happy I went with a little more expensive product to protect this pump that’s more water sensitive than previous ones I’ve owned, this size was perfect for this style pump as well. I even kept the case on and it fit in this pouch snuggly.

Produit très cher et pas les dimensions pour toutes les marques de pompe contrairement à ce qui est indiqué j’ai été obligé de la coupe pour récupérer ma pompe 50 € environ pour une seule utilisation ça fait mal À ne pas acheter

I went on holiday recently for the first time since I had my pump. I came across this product by chance, but I have to say, if you have an insulin pump then this is a must if you are planning on swimming or going to the beach. I did think before buying that it was a bit pricey for what it is, but it is a fantastic piece of kit. Two weeks of jumping in and out the pool as well as rolling around the beach with the kids, and my pump was perfectly protected. I didn't fancy having to take my pump on and off all the time, but with this, I just set temporary basals, popped my pump in the Aquapac and off I went. Not a single drop of water or sand came in contact with my pump the whole time I had it on. You can also operate the pump through the plastic bag, so don't have to take it off at all during the day. I clipped it at the front then put the pump bag bit either at my side or behind my back. It comes with a generous length of belt strap which is fully-adjustable. It didn't get in the way of my enjoyment at all, and I forgot I had it on apart from the first time I went down a flume with it at my back and managed to get a few scuffs on it. Next time I slid the Aquapac round to my side and problem was solved. I also used it in the shower while away, and would 100 per cent recommend this product. You can check out the Aquapac website, but I found even with postage, it was slightly cheaper here (As most things are!) If you are thinking about getting one, I would definitely say you should go ahead and do so - you won't be disappointed once you use it for the first time. Also found insulin delivery wasn't affected as far as I could tell, and my bloods were very good for most of the holiday. Back to the actual pump, I found that the silhouettes stayed on OK depending if they came into contact with sunscreen/sweat or depending how much I was jumping into the pool, but would suggest buying some sticking plasters to put over the entire sticky bit - that meant the cannula stayed in place perfectly, although I was left with a couple of strange rectangular non-tan marks! But a very small price to pay to be allowed the total freedom a non-pumper would have in regards to going swimming and to the beach. To conclude, I spent hours in the water with my two young kids, which I wouldn't have been able to do if I hadn't stumbled upon this amazing product, and not once was I concerned about my pump being at risk. BTW your pump provider should give you a spare pump to take as long as you contact them at least 4 weeks before you go, and I bought insurance for them both for less than a tenner for a month, which I have now cancelled, but had great peace of mind as they cost around £2.5K each. Google 'insulin pump insurer' as neither my travel insurance or home insurance would cover them while I was away.

La compramos para que mi hijo pudiera realizar actividades acuáticas protegiendo la bomba de insulina sin tener que desconectarla y, por el momento, el uso ha sido muy satisfactorio. La bomba está protegida y el suministro de insulina no se vio detenido. No se recomienda para sumergirse en el agua, sólo para posibles salpicaduras o breves inmersiones (segundos).

Nicht wasserdicht gewesen. Insulinpumpe zum glück heil geblieben. Dafür ist mein Handy kaputt gegangen. Nie wieder werde ich die tasche benutzen.