The Guardian 4 sensor with the #MiniMed780G pump gives Kris confidence to manage his #T1D.

The Guardian 4 sensor paired with the MiniMed 780G pump gives Kris the reassurance and confidence to help manage his diabetes! What has this CGM and insulin pump combo given to you?

Fingersticks required in manual mode & to enter SmartGuard. If symptoms don’t match alerts & readings, use a fingerstick. Refer to user guide. Pivotal trial participants spend avg of greater than 93% in SmartGuard.

Taking a bolus 15 – 20 min before a meal helps to keep blood sugar levels under control after eating.

Refers to SmartGuard feature. Individual results may vary.

[Void_Sevrin]

I've started this exact pump and CMG 2 months ago, after nearly 15 years of finger pricking, manual pen injections, and guestimating too often with food.
Despite its pains and aches that comes with this change, I couldn't ask for a better diabetic therapy. A lot of burden and feeling sick too often has started to occur less.
I'm more inclined to continue to revive my health after 9 years of diabetic burnout and distress thanks to this technology.
It is fantastic to know others out there are reeping the benefits, having access to this technology.

[ThisIsDavin]

Peel off the tape while the sensor is in the inserter, works heaps easier! 🤘

[Gabiathan]

Literally just started this pump on Friday and I already feel less burdened.

[crystalhorton]

My son just started this new pump 4 days ago. Thank you for showing how simple it is to disconnect and restart.

[teunluijbregts]

The 780G system changed the game for me, but that Guardian sensor is the reason I’m thinking about going back to MDI.

Sorry to rain on your parade - live your life and be happy

[justinrohr]

I am a type one diabetic and I just started my new pump with the guardian 4 sensor 3 days ago. So far so good.

[ryanyoung]

Its a good meter but there's some problems still with the 780G and 770G.
I talked with Diabetes specialist. Ect.They do not t have a clue to fix it. The problem is the with both meters still so far is when my blood sugar is 65 it is still given me insulin it happens all the time.
Over all a good meter.

[mariefaciano]

Hard to do at first but it only took me 3wks and got it right now.

[Sister_Sandy]

Yup, i got mine a month ago. Technology in diabetes has come a long way. I love mine, it's like an AI. After first being diagnosed I was doing about 8 pokes a day between shots and finger pokes-- now its about 8 a month. Numbers now rarely go past 200

[D_chavez]

I love the system the only issue i have had is the tape not sticking no matter how i prep

[sgomez]

I have been with Medtronic since 2001 and recently thought of switching to something without a tethered device and when I tried to research the company they are really tight with the info. And even tho that item is considered a pharmacy benefit in which I’d have no copay for……I’m sticking with my 780g and Medtronic Minimed. I would rather have a copay to have the piece of mind I have with this technology.
Now if we could just get supplies considered a pharmacy benefit and not DME.

[johannagallagher]

Great video. My son only started this yesterday x

[SamsungServices-flqg]

where did you buy the black protection for the sensor

[hareesher]

Hi
How can I get the black sticker over the sensor
Please give me a answer

[onthefrittscoaching]

Wait did tou oull out your own needle from CGM?? If so, can you please do another video on that?! Lol

[Dhufeeri]

Well this setup is still outdated compared to the competitors.

[MedtronicDiabetesUS]

Let us know if you need any help, Johanna!

[marymorris]

Not that reliable mine alarms and shows nothing on my pump or phone. But it is slightly better than 770g and guardian 3 almost put me in hospital😢

[imbrianmaxwell]

Whats that black tape you used on your sensor??

[pretoria]

So far nothing different between me switching from omnipod and dexcom to this medtronic other than I don't have 4 hands to put on the sensor that sucks. Also the auto correction have not been any different than not having it. So what is the big deal? I am walking around annoyed by dragging a hose around and the insulin adjustment lol.