and pump insulin through the cannula as needed. All in a sealed and waterproof device. They are also essentially disposable, so [Ido] was curious about what kind of engineering went into such a thing.

the fact that we are one of the only two entirely disposable wearable insulin delivery solutions in the world doesn't change." EOFlow licensed the EOPatch pump to Menarini in Europe, which was ...

Insulet's Omnipod The deal has been axed a few weeks after a federal judge in the US blocked EOFlow from selling its insulin patch pump in a lawsuit brought by Insulet, which sells a rival product.

Insulin pumps are a medical device used by people ... Traditionally they have involved a canula and separate connected pump, but more recent models have taken the form of a patch with a pump ...

Modular Medical said the FDA cleared its MODD1 insulin patch pump for all adults with type 1 and 2 diabetes. The agency also ...

During its 2024 fiscal year, the company spent roughly $63 million to develop the patch pump. The wearable, fully disposable device provided adjustable basal and bolus insulin for up to three days ...

disposable plastic syringes with fine needles. Insulin Pen: A dispenser resembling a pen which contains insulin. Insulin Pumps: A pre-programmed pump worn around the abdomen that administers ...