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Infusion Sets
Insulin pumps that use tubing require pump-specific infusion sets approved for the device to move insulin to the body. Flexible tubing carries insulin from the pump reservoir to a needle or cannula secured just beneath the skin. The infusion sets are changed out following the manufacturer's instructions.
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Infusion Sets
AutoSoft 30
Tandem Diabetes Care
This all-in-one set has a 30-degree angled cannula and automatic inserter. Flexible soft cannulas come in 42 or 43 inches of tubing with automatic insertion device and reversible connector. Large grip for easy handling.
This all-in-one set has a 30-degree angled cannula and automatic inserter. Flexible soft cannulas come in 42 or 43 inches of tubing with automatic insertion device and reversible connector. Large grip for easy handling.
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Infusion Sets
AutoSoft 90
Tandem Diabetes Care
This all-in-one set comes with an automatic inserter for easy application, a reversible connector, and a built-in needle cover. Available in three colors.
This all-in-one set comes with an automatic inserter for easy application, a reversible connector, and a built-in needle cover. Available in three colors.
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Infusion Sets
AutoSoft XC
Tandem Diabetes Care
This all-in-one, three-color set has a large grip and quick reversible connector for easy disconnection, along with a built-in needle cover.
This all-in-one, three-color set has a large grip and quick reversible connector for easy disconnection, along with a built-in needle cover.
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Infusion Sets
Medtronic Extended
Medtronic Diabetes
Use the Medtronic Extended™ infusion set and Extended™ reservoir with the MiniMed™ 780G system and other Medtronic insulin pumps.
Use the Medtronic Extended™ infusion set and Extended™ reservoir with the MiniMed™ 780G system and other Medtronic insulin pumps.
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MiniMed Mio Advance
Medtronic Diabetes
The MiniMed™ Mio™ Advance infusion set is indicated for subcutaneous infusion of medication administered by an external pump.
The MiniMed™ Mio™ Advance infusion set is indicated for subcutaneous infusion of medication administered by an external pump.
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Infusion Sets
MiniMed Quick-Set
Medtronic Diabetes
Soft cannula designed for easy insertion with Quick-serter device.
Soft cannula designed for easy insertion with Quick-serter device.
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Infusion Sets
MiniMed Silhouette
Medtronic Diabetes
For the subcutaneous infusion of insulin from an infusion pump designed for comfort and flexibility with a variable soft cannula.
For the subcutaneous infusion of insulin from an infusion pump designed for comfort and flexibility with a variable soft cannula.
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Infusion Sets
MiniMed Sure-T
Medtronic Diabetes
This product is designed for individuals with history of scar tissue.
This product is designed for individuals with history of scar tissue.
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Infusion Sets
TruSteel
Tandem Diabetes Care
90-degree stainless steel 29-gauge insertion needle set with second secure adhesive pad for added security with 6 or 8 mm needle and 23 or 32 inches of tubing. Large grip for easy disconnection.
90-degree stainless steel 29-gauge insertion needle set with second secure adhesive pad for added security with 6 or 8 mm needle and 23 or 32 inches of tubing. Large grip for easy disconnection.
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Infusion Sets
VariSoft
Tandem Diabetes Care
This lower profile infusion set is manually inserted and comes with an audible connector and large adhesive for extra security.
This lower profile infusion set is manually inserted and comes with an audible connector and large adhesive for extra security.
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FAQs About Infusion Sets
Infusion sets can be worn on the abdomen, upper buttocks, hips, upper arms, or upper legs. Rotating between these sites on the body helps prevent scar tissue and helps with insulin absorption.
Infusion sets connect an insulin pump to your body, delivering insulin through a small tube (cannula) under your skin. They’re changed about every two to three days. Here’s how they differ:
- Cannula type:
- Soft (Teflon): Flexible
- Steel: Rigid
- Insertion angle:
- Straight (90 degrees)
- Angled (20–45 degrees)
- Cannula length:
- Short (6 mm)
- Medium (9 mm)
- Long (13 mm+)
- Tubing Length:
- Short (18–23 in)
- Long (32–43 in)
- Insertion method:
- Manual: Inserted by hand
- Inserter: Inserted with a tool
- Connector:
- Universal
- Brand-specific