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Originally Posted by mequick  I chose the new Animas 2020. This brand was chosen strictly for the visual display, because I have poor vision - especially for smaller detail dealing with color, contrast, and font size. |
mequick--
I looked at pictures of the Animas2020 on their website. The screen does look big. But did you check out the OmniPod?
If you aren't familiar with it, it's basically a pump with no tubing. the part you wear on your body holds the insulin, and you control it with a palm pilot-type device (PDM) that talks to the pod using RFID I think.
The PDM is very easy to use--big buttons-- and the screen is very large (larger than most pumps). Judging from the pictures online the PDM looks like a larger screen and font size than the other pumps.
Maybe it's too late now, but something to think about in the future. With the OmniPod it seems like you'd have the best of both worlds--small unit to wear on your body/easily concealable, but larger buttons and display on the device itself that controls insulin delivery. And, they too are coming out in the future with a CGMS sensor that will communicate with the PDM.
