interesting - any tip to make it work efficiently (target glucose or else) ? We have tried it but quickly gave up because it was not "agressive" enough, leading to long periods with high blood sugar, way more than with our manual corrections... our APS trainer told us we d never reach our current time in range with a loop system so we stopped.
Exactly the video I was looking for. Just started using CamAPS FX with the Ypso pump and wanted to get a bit more detailed explanation of the algorithm. Thanks!
I was diagnosed in 1992 in the state of Louisiana and in that year there was only 2 pump companies. 1) Minimed for regular use 2) Diastolic was the pump for those who are active and very much into wet sports. If you were mostly in water stuff that was the pump company for you. I chose Minimed because they said in 5-10 years they hope to have a sensor that talked to your pump. They knew they would have a sensor but the other part was farther along. Funny how she said Dystronic person was where it started. Love this. Excited as a Tandem pump user to try it.
I am using CamAPS with Ypsopump, it is great! I really like the Pumpcart prefilled insulin cartridges and the small size (and being waterproof) of Ypsopump (made in Switzerland). It can fit in the coin pocket of jeans. I used to use Medtronic and Omnipod pumps, this is so much better.
I was diagnosed in 1995 ran an a1c anywhere from 9-13 until last year when I started omnipod /dexcom and now effortlessly am sitting at 7.2! How long between site changes? Are the sites sturdy( on occasion I bump my pod while being in hot sweaty weather and poof there goes my omnipod)
About to get the Ypso next week, so exciting and a very helpful video! Does anyone know if the Dexcom app and cams app have to be on the same phone? Or can I keep CGM on my IPhone and run the algorithm app through the android handset? I like to se my blood sugar alerts on my watch which is synced to my Iphone…!
While they promised ios support, they have not delivered any actual milestones or info about its progress. I hate carrying 2 phones, 1 for pump and other for everything else..
I could use something like this today, the last 14 days I was 91% in my range, except for today no matter what I tried my blood sugars went high 12.4 mmol or low 2.3 mmol multiple times today
I find it so very interesting that it seens JDRF at its core never consulted people with diabetes. My tower is king despite the fact the people we are trying to help want different. Just amazing and sad.
I have an emergency maybe you know the way I wonder if there is any way to we get doctor online appointment we need re prescription to do not stay without sensor pharmacy is not seeing me and can not visit doctor change a state and can not help
Hello everyone. My son has been diagnosed with T1D when he was 4. Now he is 5. Is there any one between pump users who can explain highs without reasons in every 20-22 hours? I have observed it during the year.
@@mahirbalayev5835 There is almost always a reason. Please review the CGM data with his endo taking into consideration the catheter, carb intake, exercise (yes, adrenaline can also raise the BG during exercise), etc..
@@garyilgenfritz1827 I am the only patient of my endocrinologist with CamAPS/Ypsomed! I did my own research and had the choice between the TSlim/Control IQ, the Medtronic 780g, the Omnipod 5 and a Roche pump with the Diabeloop HCL. I tested four of them and think that I made the best choice!
Sad, when 17 countries are first to get it. They be lucky if people here can even get it here. With health insurance and pharmacy with the cost, most people will never be able to afford it here except to Rich. United States is like a third world country, with medical. 😡
That's true. Most European countries are Welfare Societies. This way to manage our GDP is regard as "communism" by half american citizens. You know that citizen vote for a pachyderm ... As a French guy I'm lucky to benefit free Ipsopump, free Dexcom, free CamAPS FX (only the licence is more than 100€ each month...) and free insulin BUT we do not vote for politicial people who thinks health is matter of good or bad luck and wealthy people MUST NOT pay for poor TD1. It cost a lot to our society but it's our vision of humanity. NO Republican TD1 voter has to complain about diabet cost ! Do not vote for SELFISH people ! Is my post political ? Yes because the way you vote, the way you are entitled OR NOT to complain about Diabete in USA.... ;) By the way, for who do you vote ? 🙂
Why is the algorithm tied to certain pumps and cgms? The algorithm should publish an API framework and then the hardware vendors should see to it that their cgms and pumps conform to the API by applying for approval from the developers of the algorithm. This avoids the lag when it comes to dependent hardware and allows the user to take advantage of new hardware improvements as they get released to the public. Personally, I'm not impressed. How about coming up with gene therapy that tells my pancreas to create new insulin-producing beta cells that won't get attacked by my immune system? Then you'll have my attention. This just kicks the can down the road and offers no curative value at all.
@@HalStaniloff you can use Android APS and use a Medtronic 640 or another dated pump. It will take a lot of effort on your part and if something goes wrong there will be no helpline or support. CamAPS is willing to work with any pump manufacturer or CGM and this is mainly restricted by regulatory bodies.
I think your comment is problematic because the act of creating a better pump doesn’t mean there’s somehow a reduction in the research that’s being undertaken in gene therapy. The two aren’t linked like that - there’s still a lot of research underway right now that looks quite promising. As someone with a diabetic family member who uses a pump, this technology is life changing and makes the wait for a proper cure so much more bearable day to day, and also allows them to live healthier lives with more time in range. So yeah, I’m impressed at a technology that can dramatically improve the quality of life of people with T1D while also giving them significantly improved health outcomes. Pretty amazing, actually!
Have you asked in the US how many IOS and Android phones are out there? Seriously there are more Android users . I dated 3 different phone company repair guys. They all said Android and they were all IOS men.
please mister diabetech! could you do a video about noninvasive blood sugar monitoring? what about the kwatch etc...? nobody is talking anymore about it...
No one talks about them because they simply don't work. Anything that says, for example, "smart watch for measuring blood sugar" will actually say "attempting to estimate blood glucose" if you read the articles. I definitely wouldn't feel comfortable using something like that for making dosing decisions.
@@la_compagnie_officiel_LALO I don't think that is accurate either. A simple Google search would show you that IOS market share in the US is closer to 59%. And she did say across the world.
She did say across the world though. Plus I don't think you have the correct information here either here, since IOS market share in the US is roughly 59% as of August 2024.
You are right, she miss-spoke here, but I think she is aware of the iOS market share in the US as that is the reason iOS development is so important before it arrives here.
I’ve been using CamAPS with the Ypsopump since January 2023 and find the combination outstanding! My last A1C was 5.1!
can you write down how to calculate tdd?
interesting - any tip to make it work efficiently (target glucose or else) ? We have tried it but quickly gave up because it was not "agressive" enough, leading to long periods with high blood sugar, way more than with our manual corrections... our APS trainer told us we d never reach our current time in range with a loop system so we stopped.
Exactly the video I was looking for.
Just started using CamAPS FX with the Ypso pump and wanted to get a bit more detailed explanation of the algorithm. Thanks!
Yay!
I was diagnosed in 1992 in the state of Louisiana and in that year there was only 2 pump companies. 1) Minimed for regular use 2) Diastolic was the pump for those who are active and very much into wet sports. If you were mostly in water stuff that was the pump company for you. I chose Minimed because they said in 5-10 years they hope to have a sensor that talked to your pump. They knew they would have a sensor but the other part was farther along.
Funny how she said Dystronic person was where it started.
Love this. Excited as a Tandem pump user to try it.
I am using CamAPS with Ypsopump, it is great! I really like the Pumpcart prefilled insulin cartridges and the small size (and being waterproof) of Ypsopump (made in Switzerland). It can fit in the coin pocket of jeans. I used to use Medtronic and Omnipod pumps, this is so much better.
Pumpcart is awesome! I use fiasp pumpcart because I had a sleeve, its better in my case
I was diagnosed in 1995 ran an a1c anywhere from 9-13 until last year when I started omnipod /dexcom and now effortlessly am sitting at 7.2! How long between site changes? Are the sites sturdy( on occasion I bump my pod while being in hot sweaty weather and poof there goes my omnipod)
Outstanding episode!. Thank you Justin!
About to get the Ypso next week, so exciting and a very helpful video! Does anyone know if the Dexcom app and cams app have to be on the same phone? Or can I keep CGM on my IPhone and run the algorithm app through the android handset? I like to se my blood sugar alerts on my watch which is synced to my Iphone…!
Awesome video Justin! Thank you!
What pumps are used with this
What is a Dana pump or ypso ?
While they promised ios support, they have not delivered any actual milestones or info about its progress. I hate carrying 2 phones, 1 for pump and other for everything else..
Why would you not just use an Android phone? With an iPhone you would get a great return of investment when trading it in.
@@archangel115 When your home ecosystem is built on ios and all other family members use only iphones, Android is no option..
@@timppi Yeah that makes sense.
@@timppi This is the only drawback in my opinion, however, I only have to charge the Android phone once a week as it is only used for CamAPS.
@@timppiAndroid has many more features than iOS. Change is constant or you can't move forward.
Brilliant
I could use something like this today, the last 14 days I was 91% in my range, except for today no matter what I tried my blood sugars went high 12.4 mmol or low 2.3 mmol multiple times today
Hope they can add tandem tslim, and bring the algorithm to Canada asap
I find it so very interesting that it seens JDRF at its core never consulted people with diabetes. My tower is king despite the fact the people we are trying to help want different. Just amazing and sad.
I have an emergency maybe you know the way I wonder if there is any way to we get doctor online appointment we need re prescription to do not stay without sensor pharmacy is not seeing me and can not visit doctor change a state and can not help
Hello everyone. My son has been diagnosed with T1D when he was 4. Now he is 5. Is there any one between pump users who can explain highs without reasons in every 20-22 hours? I have observed it during the year.
Any specific time of day?
@@johndoe-kh9fu no. Only with comparison of previous day duration between these highs always 20 - 22 hours
@@mahirbalayev5835 There is almost always a reason. Please review the CGM data with his endo taking into consideration the catheter, carb intake, exercise (yes, adrenaline can also raise the BG during exercise), etc..
Thank you for this information my doctor would have no idea about this information.is there a number or how do you get in touch with this company?
@@garyilgenfritz1827 I am the only patient of my endocrinologist with CamAPS/Ypsomed! I did my own research and had the choice between the TSlim/Control IQ, the Medtronic 780g, the Omnipod 5 and a Roche pump with the Diabeloop HCL. I tested four of them and think that I made the best choice!
Sad, when 17 countries are first to get it. They be lucky if people here can even get it here. With health insurance and pharmacy with the cost, most people will never be able to afford it here except to Rich. United States is like a third world country, with medical. 😡
That's true.
Most European countries are Welfare Societies.
This way to manage our GDP is regard as "communism" by half american citizens. You know that citizen vote for a pachyderm ...
As a French guy I'm lucky to benefit free Ipsopump, free Dexcom, free CamAPS FX (only the licence is more than 100€ each month...) and free insulin BUT we do not vote for politicial people who thinks health is matter of good or bad luck and wealthy people MUST NOT pay for poor TD1.
It cost a lot to our society but it's our vision of humanity.
NO Republican TD1 voter has to complain about diabet cost !
Do not vote for SELFISH people !
Is my post political ? Yes because the way you vote, the way you are entitled OR NOT to complain about Diabete in USA.... ;)
By the way, for who do you vote ? 🙂
In France, we are lucky that everything is free, everything is covered by our health service.
Why is the algorithm tied to certain pumps and cgms? The algorithm should publish an API framework and then the hardware vendors should see to it that their cgms and pumps conform to the API by applying for approval from the developers of the algorithm. This avoids the lag when it comes to dependent hardware and allows the user to take advantage of new hardware improvements as they get released to the public. Personally, I'm not impressed. How about coming up with gene therapy that tells my pancreas to create new insulin-producing beta cells that won't get attacked by my immune system? Then you'll have my attention. This just kicks the can down the road and offers no curative value at all.
@@HalStaniloff you can use Android APS and use a Medtronic 640 or another dated pump. It will take a lot of effort on your part and if something goes wrong there will be no helpline or support. CamAPS is willing to work with any pump manufacturer or CGM and this is mainly restricted by regulatory bodies.
I think your comment is problematic because the act of creating a better pump doesn’t mean there’s somehow a reduction in the research that’s being undertaken in gene therapy. The two aren’t linked like that - there’s still a lot of research underway right now that looks quite promising. As someone with a diabetic family member who uses a pump, this technology is life changing and makes the wait for a proper cure so much more bearable day to day, and also allows them to live healthier lives with more time in range. So yeah, I’m impressed at a technology that can dramatically improve the quality of life of people with T1D while also giving them significantly improved health outcomes. Pretty amazing, actually!
Have you asked in the US how many IOS and Android phones are out there? Seriously there are more Android users . I dated 3 different phone company repair guys. They all said Android and they were all IOS men.
please mister diabetech! could you do a video about noninvasive blood sugar monitoring? what about the kwatch etc...? nobody is talking anymore about it...
No one talks about them because they simply don't work. Anything that says, for example, "smart watch for measuring blood sugar" will actually say "attempting to estimate blood glucose" if you read the articles. I definitely wouldn't feel comfortable using something like that for making dosing decisions.
She seemed a bit disinformed about the quantity of IOS users vs Android users across the world. Android market share worldwide is still over 70%.
Yes but in the USA it's 80% IOS and that's why the USA is arriving so late with CamAPS.
@@la_compagnie_officiel_LALO I don't think that is accurate either. A simple Google search would show you that IOS market share in the US is closer to 59%. And she did say across the world.
She did say across the world though. Plus I don't think you have the correct information here either here, since IOS market share in the US is roughly 59% as of August 2024.
@@archangel115apple users think they run the world😅
You are right, she miss-spoke here, but I think she is aware of the iOS market share in the US as that is the reason iOS development is so important before it arrives here.