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Resource Guides for Podders™
The following resource guides may help you to understand how to use your Omnipod® Insulin Management System. Please note that these resources are intended to be used along with your diabetes management plan and input from your healthcare provider.
Omnipod® Podder™ Resource Guide
In addition to introducing you to the Omnipod® System, the Podder™ Resource Guide provides clear and concise instructions to help you take full advantage of the advanced features of your Pod and Personal Diabetes Manager.
- How to Change and Activate the Pod
- How to Deliver a Bolus
- Omnipod Advanced Features: bolus, basal, and presets
- Manage hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia
- Manage sick days
- Understand reminders, alerts, and alarms
- Learn more about your Personal Diabetes Manager
Omnipod® System User Guide
The Omnipod® System User Guide provides complete instructions that cover every aspect of Pod usage and Personal Diabetes Manager functionality.
Quick Start Guide and Pod Placement
Looking for clear, concise instructions to help you get started? Our Quick Start Guide and Pod Placement Guide are designed to get new Podders™ up to speed so that you can start enjoying the benefits of the Omnipod® System as quickly as possible.
Guide for Podder™ Kids and their Caregivers
The Omnipod® System is the #1 preferred Pediatric Insulin Pump*, ideal for use by kids of all ages. The following guide helps you and anyone else who cares for your child navigate the Omnipod® System.
Pod UniversityTM
Pod UniversityTM (Pod U) is an educational series that supports short teaching sessions between Healthcare providers and patients. Each focused topic is covered on a double-sided page. The first in the series, Pod U 101 starts at the beginning of the patient journey with basic diabetes topics. Future Pod U releases will accommodate the more advanced needs of the patient.
SmartSitters Resource Guide
Our Sitter Resource Guide helps parents to explain critical diabetes management tasks to those caring for their child while they’re away for a short period of time. It also provides emergency contact information, as well as suggestions for finding a babysitter who also has Type 1 Diabetes.
Additional Resource Guides and Frequently Asked Questions
These additional guides will address other questions that you may have while using the Omnipod® System.
*According to dQ&A Q3 2016 Patient Panel Survey. Share of parents of children with type 1 diabetes on an insulin pump who had chosen the Omnipod® System was higher than for other pumps. Statistical significance of results calculated at the 95% level.
The Pod has an IPX8 rating for up to 25 feet for 60 minutes. The Personal Diabetes Manager is not waterproof.