[smiley1784]

Hello,
I have been on the Omnipod since 6/25/07, things are going OK. I would like to start keeping better records so I can share them with my care team as well as look them over myself.
At this time there is not software to download the Omnipod PDA, they told me to check their web site. I also have the software to download my Accu Chek Aviva meter , I think the info that I can print from that will just cover BG results not food or excercise activities. Does anyone use or know of software that will import data from the Aviva meter and allow the user to expand on the info ? I am also wondering if I would be better off spending $100. on a palm pilot or a buck on a note book ?

Smiley

[Gerald]

I use Diabetes Pilot on my Pocket PC phone and desktop. Since I always have my phone with me I find this works much better then a notebook, one less thing to carry. Also, the fact you can get some analysis of the data instantly on the phone (daily average, 7 day average, glucose graph, estimated h1AC, etc) makes controlling my blood sugar a bit easier.

Finally I'm a gadget freek I find it actually helps me want to control my blood sugar as it makes it a bit of game trying to drive down my various averages.

[panda1076]

I heard OmniPod software is now available. You should call their Customer Support and ask for it.