Meet the MiniMed™ 780G system
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- The MiniMed™ 780G system with SmartGuard™ technology automatically adjusts and corrects† insulin delivery to fit your lifestyle.* It’s the only system with Meal Detection™ technology** that can tell when you’re eating by how quickly your sugar level is rising, and will automatically deliver corrections to bring you back to target.
When using the MiniMed™ 780G system with the Guardian™ 4 sensor, no fingersticks are required when in SmartGuard™ technology.∑ When using the system with the Medtronic Extended™ infusion set and reservoir, users can enjoy up to 7 days of wear time or twice as long as any other available infusion set and reservoir.1
Check out the video to see how the different components of the system work together to help manage diabetes with less effort.
Visit www.medtronicdiabetes.com/780G to learn more.
† Refers to auto correct, which provides bolus assistance. Can deliver all auto correction doses automatically without user interaction, feature can be turned on and off.
* Refers to SmartGuard™ feature. Individual results may vary.
** Taking a bolus 15 - 20 minutes before a meal helps to keep blood sugar levels under control after eating.
∑ Fingersticks required in manual mode and to enter SmartGuard™. If symptoms don’t match alerts and readings, use a fingerstick. Refer to user guide. Pivotal trial participants spend avg of greater than 93% in SmartGuard™.
1 as compared with a 3-day wear set
MiniMed™ 780G system is for type 1 ages 7 and over. Prescription required. WARNING: Do not use SmartGuard™ feature for people who require less than 8 units or more than 250 units of insulin/day. For details, see bit.ly/780gRisks
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I now have this and it’s beyond amazing! I no longer worry about going low while sleeping I can’t say enough about it!!
Thank you so much for sharing, Marie!
I just got started with my 780G on Monday and it is still in manual mode but, even in manual mode I have had it suspended insulin delivery too help prevent me from going low…Tonight (Wednesday night-Thursday morning) my pump is set to go into the Smart Guard mode and I can’t wait! Oh, another thing that I really like is the bolus wizard. It simplifies everything. The final thing I love is that I don’t have too inject my insulin!
Wayne if you are concerned about going low perhaps you should have your Endocrinologist adjust the settings on your 780g! I had my Dr do this and it’s a lifesaver! Best of luck to you👍
@@mariesmith8076 thank you!😊
I upgraded from the 770G/G3 to the 780G/G4 and it’s a huge improvement! When I was diagnosed with T1 52 years ago, diabetes was ‘managed’ with test tubes of urine and multiple injections per day. I never dreamed this technology would exist in my lifetime. Thank you, Medtronic!
{{screenName}} Thank you so much for sharing, Anjeanette!
I love it. It is so awesome.
As a new user to the 780g, I feel like I have a responsibility to offer my own perspective on my experience so far. While the pump and the sensor have been two wildly different experiences for me, people considering Medtronic's 780g need to know that currently you can only use it with Medtronic's Guardian 4 sensor, and this is where the problem starts.
I can't put into words how awful my entire experience has been with the Guardian 4. Applying it is awful. They tell you that you'll likely need help to apply it to the back of the arm which obviously isn't feasible for everyone. They also tell you in the videos that it's designed for arm use. For me, the first one failed after five days. Removing it took ten minutes and was both stressful and painful. It felt like an enormous step backwards from the Dexcom G7 and Medtronic need to know that. I cannot believe how much of a step back it is.
I can only describe the overall design [of the sensor] as hostile to users. It's as though this was cobbled together in 24hrs and rushed into mass-production with absolutely no regard for the people who might be using it. Even the video on how to apply it is hard to follow. Whereas the G7 takes less than a minute to take off and replace, the Guardian 4 took about 15 minutes and that doesn't take into account having to charge the sensor and the 2 hour waiting period that follows before you get readings again.
A 2hr warmup period compared to Dexcom G7's 30 minutes AND a 12 hour grace period after it stops. Plus, the G7 lasts for 10 days. For the love of god, folks. What are you even doing?
I will say that the medtronic 780g is a great pump, and I suspect that it is definitely a better pump than the Tandem. That needs to be said. And yet the guardian sensor is single-handedly making me regret my decision every single day.
The good news is that Medtronic is releasing a new sensor in 2024 and I can only beg them to move faster on the issue as the Guardian 4 is a disaster.
Hi again! We just responded to your other comment but wanted to confirm that this will also be shared with our team. Thank you.
Is there an australian version of this video.......how can i alter
Still waiting for mine, but cannot wait to stop all the injections.
We can check on the status of that order for you if you'd like! Please give us a call at 1-800-646-4633, option #2. Thanks.
Does it measure blood glucose or interstitial fluids?
Is it easier to share to family via the smartphone or Apple Watch or app now? I’m frustrated it’s so behind Dexcoms ease of app use.
Setting multiple blood glucose targets is nothing new.
What is the temp basal set at? I use this while sleeping. 150?
Thank you Medtronic.
Hi there. Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) is a monitoring tool that uses a glucose sensor placed below the skin to continuously measure the amount of glucose in your interstitial fluid. The result is sensor glucose (SG) which refers to glucose (sugar) that is present in the interstitial fluid and is measured by a glucose sensor. As for the app sharing, you can share your CGM readings with a care partner with our CareLink Connect app. Finally, with SmartGuard you and your healthcare provider can set your target to 100 mg/dL, 110 mg/dL, or 120 mg/dL. Temp targets can be used for other times or needs, like during exercise.
Can use the infusion set that fits the 670G with this new technology?
You can see our current infusion set options here: www.medtronicdiabetes.com/customer-support/infusion-set-support/compare-set
Only reason I may take this route is because of medicare
This system is remarkable! I was autocorrected throughout my night with no sleep interruptions last night. I stayed in range the whole night. Great improvement over the 770. Thanks Medtronic!
Thank you so much for sharing!
To much taping involved. Sensor and transmitter should be one piece.