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Old 05-13-2008, 08:40 AM
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LOL...Actually, it means you're a trend-setter (which is even cooler than "ultra-cool!") - You're not following the majority, hehe.
Congrats on getting the 522!
ARGH! They accidently sent me a 722 I'm on the phone with the returns department right now- they're going to overnight the correct one, and UPS pick up the old one tomorrow.

I'm bummed that I have to wait again, but glad that they're willing to make the exchange as painless as possible. At least I don't have to run to UPS to ship it back, and I'll still have it in time for my start-up appointment next week.
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Old 05-13-2008, 08:54 AM
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ARGH! They accidently sent me a 722 I'm on the phone with the returns department right now- they're going to overnight the correct one, and UPS pick up the old one tomorrow.

I'm bummed that I have to wait again, but glad that they're willing to make the exchange as painless as possible. At least I don't have to run to UPS to ship it back, and I'll still have it in time for my start-up appointment next week.
Yikes on getting the wrong model, but good that they're going to fix it right away for you. Out of curiosity, what made you opt for the 522 instead of the 722? I used to have the MM 512...but since switching, I've always thought that if I ever went back to MM, I'd opt for the 7xx series. I figure having the extra room would come in more handy if my daily requirements increase.
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Out of curiosity, what made you opt for the 522 instead of the 722?
My insulin needs are fairly low (~25 units/day) and I like the smaller size. Yeah, I know, it's not that much smaller.... Just a personal preference thing, I guess.
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I love my mm 722 in purple.. I always wear purple and if I am not wearing purple, I just tuck it into something.. its easy enough to hide...I am not buying expensive skins.. gimme a break 20 dollars for a piece of plastic. They can take it and shove it..cute as they are they are not worth the price...
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I'm considering a few things. Has anyone switched from MiniMed to one of the Animas pumps? What was your experience like?
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Old 05-25-2008, 10:38 AM
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Yikes on getting the wrong model, but good that they're going to fix it right away for you. Out of curiosity, what made you opt for the 522 instead of the 722? I used to have the MM 512...but since switching, I've always thought that if I ever went back to MM, I'd opt for the 7xx series. I figure having the extra room would come in more handy if my daily requirements increase.

I debated that exact thing Dewey and opted for the 7xx model. I think it probably was a good choice for me as I use about 40 units per day. BUT....I also push the length of time that I keep a canula in also. I had to start forcing myself only to put in 200u when I refill so I can't keep it in for four days.
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Old 05-25-2008, 10:58 AM
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Are we still debating this? If you don't get the Clear 722, you can't be cool. It's true, it's science.
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Old 05-25-2008, 11:15 AM
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Please cite your sources Mr. Duck!
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Old 05-27-2008, 11:57 AM
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