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pump cases: cases for insulin pumps
An insulin pump case needs to do two things: keep the pump where it won’t get in your way and prevent the tubing from kinking. We carry bags for all common pumps, with a clip, belt loop, shoulder strap, or as a pouch worn under clothing. Here, you choose the bag for insulin pump based on how you want to wear it, not by brand.
The Zuckerschmuck universal bag
The soft, comfortable insulin pump waist pouches have an adjustable, elastic belt that is firmly sewn to the bag and closes with a clip; it can be adjusted to fit both kids and adults. The insulin pump waist pouch can therefore also be worn as a bag for insulin pump kids. The universal bag fits all common insulin pumps and CGM readers up to approximately 12 x 7 cm, including Medtronic Minimed, Accu-Chek Insight and Spirit, Ypsopump, Dana and Tandem t:slim X2, as well as CGM readers such as Dexcom G6, Dexcom G7 and Freestyle Libre. Special sizes are available for small children from 1 year and in XXL, with an opening on the back for discreetly routing the catheter tubing, with or without a viewing window. In short: from 3 to 99 years, for all age groups.
When pockets are missing
That’s exactly when a pump case shows its strength: with skirts, dresses, or leggings where there is no trouser pocket.
For kids
Kids need different solutions than adults: lighter, more colorful, and harder to lose. Suitable models can be found under Diabeteskids and in the diabetes backpack for kids.
Against the body instead of in a bag
If you wear your pump directly against your body, choose belly bands. For women, there is pump underwear with an integrated pocket.
Matching your pump
Device-specific accessories can be found at mylife Ypsopump, Tandem t:slim X2, Medtronic Minimed, Omnipod 5 and DASH, Accu-Chek Insight, Dana, and Kaleido.
What else you’ll need
For the rest of your equipment, there are accessory bags, and when insulin needs to stay cool, coolers.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know whether everything will fit? The dimensions and compartment layout are listed on the product page for each model.
Are special sizes available? Yes, from kids’ models for children from 1 year up to XXL, with or without a viewing window; an opening routes the catheter tubing discreetly to the outside.
Which pumps do the bags fit? The classic models fit all common insulin pumps and CGM readers up to approximately 12 x 7 cm, for example Ypsopump, Tandem t:slim X2, Medtronic, Dana, as well as the Dexcom receivers G6 and G7 and Freestyle Libre readers.
Does insulin stay cool in them? The cooling models keep insulin at a suitable temperature without a power outlet; the exact duration is listed with each product.
Are there waterproof insulin pump cases? No fabric bag is waterproof in the sense of being suitable for diving. However, there are water-repellent materials and coated models; what a model can withstand is stated with each product. This applies just as much to the textile insulin pump bag as to any coated insulin pump bag, and the neoprene insulin pump pump case also remains a fabric bag.
Your benefits at Zuckerschmuck
- Selected by people affected themselves: founded in 2015 by Sonja, who lives with type 1 diabetes herself.
- Made with care: carefully crafted and preferably sourced regionally.
- Fast shipping: orders placed before 2 p.m. on weekdays are shipped the same day.
- Tens of thousands of customers trust Zuckerschmuck.
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