My Ping was scheduled to be delivered between 1:00 pm and 5:00 pm on Monday. It arrived JUST after my last class. This was a bit of a stressor since I had an appointment for a massage on my shoulder at 4:00, and I was afraid it wouldn't come until after I had to leave.<\/p>\n
So I programmed the pump at the lights — we have long lights — and in the parking lot at the chiropractor's office, and switched over. When I got home I tried to upload the IR2020 settings and download them, but ended up resetting the pump. So don't do that!<\/p>\n
So I reprogrammed it for my regular basis and went off to dog class with it.<\/p>\n
Meter is a standard meter with extra features for the pump. I actually like it, and it's nice not to have to pull the pump out. Have not had any problems with the two communicating, even though there is a white paper floating around saying that one user did have those problems. <\/p>\n
I will be honest, I love the Accu-chek Compact Plus because everything is in one unit and I wish someone would make an attachment to the One Touch Ping Meter so that the lancing device and test strips are attached. As it is, I am back to the Accu-Chek lancing device with the drums as it is easiest on the hand. The One Touch lancing device fits better in the case but.<\/p>\n
Also wish the case had enough room for Lancing Device and Symlin Pen. Just isn't enough room! You get one or the other.<\/p>\n
There are other things I wish they had. I wish the Meter held more food entries and I wish that you could put medication entries in to the log.<\/p>\n
Overall I am very happy with the remote and how it is working. It's a good advance!<\/p>\n
And after pump shopping, I do think the Animas Ping is the most technologically advanced pump out there. The others do have features that the Animas doesn't but …<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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