what are the pricing situation on insulin pumps?
82219
Pricing is declining, although most of the people rely on insurance or Medicare to purchase this kind of stuff and buy them directly to the manufacturers (prices between 3,000 to 6,000 USD!). Also expensive matter are the accesories or the insulin itself you need afterwards.  Today about 300,000 insulin pump users in the world.\nTry in some webpages for more info.
268410
You are only able to get them with prescription, and usually the insurance will cover them. I have only pay the co-payment of my insurance, but for 30 of them, i beleive the price was about $140
317283
How much are they? Email me with prices sillystring1010@yahoo.com
327043
How much are they offering you?
1158542
What's the price? And location?
382002
mine was $65, including the barbell. But my bf could have got him down to $40...but he don't know how to haggle! I got it done at the shore, you usually can get them to go down in price. Make sure the place is clean!
302304
Chk out these sites\n\nhttp://www.autoexpress.co.uk/news/65515/morrisons_opens_first_uk_bioethanol_e85_fuel_pump.html\n\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/;_ylt=A9G_RoPMkzVE8HcAoBAezKIX?link=answer&.crumb=Vh4y6nGQN35&qid=1006040600420&.done=http%253A%252F%252Fanswers.yahoo.com%252Fquestion%252Findex%253Fqid%253D1006040600420\n\nhttp://www.europeanflightacademy.com/be77/checklist.htm\n\nhttp://efunda.globalspec.com/Search?query=Pumps&show=appnotes&frmtrk=ofInterest\n\nhttp://www.squirreltracks.com/accessories/accessories.html\n\nhttp://importer.alibaba.com/buyeroffers/i4ph0m/nocountry/Pump.html\n\nhttp://urbanlegends.about.com/library/weekly/aa062399.htm\n\nhttp://www.mtexpress.com/2001/01-11-28/01-11-28redfishfuel.htm\n\nhttp://www.midsouthracing.com/sprint_carsclassifieds1.htm\n\nmng.1432@gmail.com
801519
depends, by hand? for just you? about 15$ you can find making supplies at a local candy supply making \nshop. Now on a large scale, about $50,000 for the machine, at least $60,000 for the warehouse to house it all, and maybe around $2,000 a month for ingrediants
626198
The Lilly Corporation is supplying my insulin for free due to a program they have called the lillycares patient assistance program, or you can try the PPA (partners for perscription Assistance to help find your insulin.  I told my doctor about not being able to afford my testing supplies, and he talked to some of the pharmacutical reps that come to his office and they sent me 6 months worth of testing strips and lancets, and said as long as i need them, they'll send them.  so ask your doctor about something like that
132368
Mine went up to $49.95.  I called and they lowered the price to $26.00 give or take.\n\nAll in all, not a bad deal in my opinion.
414917
See about getting the insulin pen
428674
Don't worry... one of the things that will happen when you get the insulin pump is a couple of hours of teaching... the nurses will teach you all about your insulin pump... the ins and outs... how to use it... all that stuff... that is one the nurses main jobs... teaching patients on new procedures... From what I have see, they are great... I am a nurse... so be at ease... it will all be great and you will really like your new insulin pump.  Good Luck
40231
you can negotiate on the price if you have volumes.otherwise cheapest will be your national postal service
989835
It's not worth paying the retail price for it. I go to discount places that have the same stock for a fraction of the inflated price. Shock absorbers help prevent vericose veins if you are on pavement or asphalt for long periods.
362422
$5.15, same as everywhere in the US. that's federally mandated, not done on a state-by-state basis.
534042
Best thing that ever happened to me, hands down!\nhad it for 7 years (did injections for 2). There is absolutely no way I could be doing med school on a fixed rigid "eat now, shot now, can't have it cause I don't have my insulin with me" schedule. \n\nThe ONLY downside is that I am more lax in my diet, but then that's my fault, not the pump. \n\nIt did take a few weeks getting used to it but it's AWESOME!!
770757
1. http://computergate.com and many other vendors, at http://pricewatch.com  have the cutting/crimping tool, a package of 100 each of the protective boots, and the RJ45X parts.  I paid about $14 for the tool, and about $9 each for the boots and the RJ45X plugs.  So, I paid out about $35 for the parts and tool.\n\nI have seen that some vendors bundle the package for $19 to $29, plus shipping.  Also, many local stores carry them, but, they include the costs of their rent, roof, phone, utilities...\n\n2.  Run AC power out to a weather proof shelter that is about 100m from the wifi source, and, put a wifi bridge there.  \n\n3. Donate to the lodge a Link Sys. WRT54GL (Linux), router, so that you can tweak the transmit power up, from the stock 40 MilliWatts (good for about 50m), to about 82 MilliWatts (but, probably not really enough to span more than 100 m).  \n\nMore MilliWatts, up to about 240MilliWatts (which might span 200 m!) can be done, but it voids any warranty, and absolutely Requires and demands properly engineered cooling!   At about 200 MilliWatts, you can fry eggs on the box! \n\nIf that is a 1,000 foot roll of Cat 5e LAN wire, and you can bury it in the ground, below the freeze line, it would work!