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Manage your diabetes with confident control and real-life flexibility

You didn’t choose to live with diabetes, but you can choose to improve the quality of your life through better diabetes management. The ACCU-CHEK Spirit insulin pump system is designed to help you achieve the style of life you deserve.

The ACCU-CHEK Spirit insulin pump system delivers rapid-acting insulin in very precise amounts throughout the entire day, plus extra doses when you need them, helping you to control your diabetes and ultimately leading to a longer and more healthy life.

Insulin pump therapy equals power over your life by restoring spontaneity and giving you the option to eat when you wish, and go where you want, accompanied by your ACCU-CHEK Spirit insulin pump system.

It all begins with a partnership between you, your healthcare team and Disetronic Medical Systems. First, you and your physician determine your therapy. Then, Disetronic Medical Systems will work with you and your healthcare team, providing the technology and support needed to carry out your prescribed treatment. All of us working together can help you achieve greater control over your diabetes—and your life.

Insulin pump therapy and frequent blood glucose monitoring can help you achieve excellent control, and, at the same time, help you live life your way.

Studies in prominent medical journals, including The New England Journal of Medicine, show that intensive insulin therapy can help minimize the development of long-term complications such as kidney disease, impaired vision and nerve damage. That’s why most diabetes professionals who have type 1 diabetes prefer to use an insulin pump. In a study published in The Diabetes Educator*, 60% of the members of the American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE) and 52% of American Diabetes Association (ADA) professionals with type 1 diabetes said that they use an insulin pump.

* Graff M, Rubin R, Walker E. How diabetes specialists treat their own diabetes: findings from a study of the AADE and ADA membership. The Diabetes Educator. 1997;26(3):460-467.

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