| My son has used three different sets, and the Inset II is his favourite. It's easy to insert, very nifty design, and easy to dispose of afterwards which is important for older kids on the go.
Our one complaint is that it doesn't seem to stick as well as the others. It's a smaller patch of adhesive, and Aaron has at times lost the set well before his three days are up. He didn't use them at all this summer, what with frequent swimming and sweating. Ask for a few samples of Skin Tac with your kit and if you find the set doesn't stick well for your daughter, swab the skin with Skin Tac and let dry before doing the insertion.
Also check what size they are sending you. I've heard plenty of stories of thin kids being sent 9 mm sets, which is too deep for a skinny kid. If your daughter is thin, ask for the 6 mm. Even that's too much for Aaron on his stomach; he uses an angled set there and the Insets on his "love handles."
When we started on the pump the rep also brought a couple of samples of other sets we could try. It took a while before we were brave enough to do it (when you're starting out, there's a big difference between a set someone shows you how to insert, and one you do from the written instructions, or sometimes just a handful of drawings!) But it's good to have some options, just in case the first thing you try doesn't suit you.
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Holly
Mom to Aaron, 16, Type 1 Sept. 05
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