Hi! I’m in the Atlanta area and recently tried out the Twiist but went back to Omnipod 5 after a few months. I have an extra unopened Twiist refill kit that doesn’t expire until Feb 2027 and I’m willing to meet someone halfway in the Atlanta area to give it away. Refill kit is pictured. DM if you’re interested, thanks!
Any Twiist users here switched from Minimed? I’m having a lot of issues with their algorithm lately but unsure if I want to take such a hands on approach with Twiist’s settings requirements vs. Minimed’s approach of just let the pump do it for you. I’m also concerned about going from a 7 day wear to a 3 day wear.
I’m on my way to work and I only have 15 units left in my pump. I can probably make it through the workday with 15 if I don’t eat. I have all my backup supplies including insulin, but I don’t have a charged battery. Will it let me undertake the cassette change process without a fully battery?
So my kid was on Dexcom g7 and mobi and we recently switched to twiist and the app is only sending me pop up notifications when he’s low which I don’t hear at night. My kids phone is alarming and then his actual pump but even on high he doesn’t wake up when low.
On the Dexcom we used the Sugarmate app which called us at night! We also got alarms not pop up notifications. My kids 13 I feel like I need to put a baby monitor in his room so I hear his pump alarming! Does anyone have any ideas for us? He’s gone low a lot so I know his settings are too aggressive but I should always be able to hear the alarm regardless