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04-15-2012, 08:09 PM
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Oh, no!
I stopped using my MiniMed CGMS for some time because my numbers were in a good range. Just recently I've found that my BGs are getting a little all over the place. I went to go set up a CGMS site, and, lo and behold, I've lost the transmitter!
I've had this pump for three years, and it's been a year since I've put in a CGMS site. I called Minimed, and they said that (because I lost it) they cannot cover a new one under my warranty. I called my insurance and they said that transmitters are not covered. I don't know what to do! Is there some way that I can get a new transmitter without paying an arm and a leg? 
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Caitlyn, dxd 13 years ago Minimed Revel + Humalog Kicking butt against: social anxiety, t1 diabetes, gluten intolerance, depression, and an insulin allergy! Blogging: iwillfightwithfire.wordpress.com 
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04-15-2012, 08:25 PM
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The transmitter with minimed was only warranteed for six months when I bought it.
Ask insurance for a new CGM system; if they covered a transmitter in the first place, they'll probably pay for that, which will include a transmitter.
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-Jonah dx age 17, now 24 on Lantus via Solostar on Novolin R via Gentle Jet Injector monitoring with Dexcom G4 and accu chek aviva
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