670G Guardian 3 Insertion
In 2008, we had to harpoon our 12 month old with the old Medtronic sensor. So what has changed in the last 9 years, and is it still a "harpoon experience?" If you have 37 seconds, you can find out...now : )
And don't forget, we've got much more to come as we document our transition to the Medtronic 670G.
This is the first in a series of videos highlighting the transition from an Open Source Hybrid Artificial Pancreas to a commercial Hybrid Artificial Pancreas. (The transition is taking place since we are unable to use our DIY closed loop system at school.)
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