Tandem t:slim Insulin Pump – Review

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The Tandem t:slim pump is reviewed by type 1 D-blogger and insurance agent Sarah Kaye — and gives it high marks, despite a slow site change process.REVIEWER’S BREAKDOWN -PROs: touch screen makes it easier to use personal profiles rather than mult…

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