Hello
Freedom
Day-to-day with diabetes can be inconsistent, unpredictable, and – most importantly – it’s individual. Diabetes isn’t a one-size-fits-all condition, and everyone’s experience is different. Kaleido gives you the freedom to be exactly who you want to be.
What our Kaleidoers say
Get to know Kaleido
Tiny… but powerful!
Holds 200 units of rapid acting U-100 Insulin – NovoRapid® or Humalog® a 3 day cycle.
Made for adventure
You can wear the Kaleido pump in up to 1.5m of water for maximal 1 hour, No need to unclip! (But you can if you want to!)
Ready to roll
2 pumps. 3 days of battery life. Charge one, wear one, and never be caught short.
Appreciate the little
things in life
Only 19 grams
50mm x 35mm x12.5
Discreet
Choose where and how you wear Kaleido with 2 tubing length options: 5cm or 30cm. So, what will it be: Patch? Or in the pocket?
Consistent
Kaleido uses one-of-a-kind micro pulse technology. That’s insulin delivery that is consistent with every drop of insulin.
Simple
Because life’s complicated enough, right?!
At Kaleido, we keep it simple! We have easy to apply infusion sets, with everything set up to keep you pumping as easily as possible. No stress here!
Become a Kaleidoer
Time to take the leap and never look back! Just call us on +31 (0) 800 19 10 to get started.
Frequently asked Questions
Something you want to know?
The answers you’re looking for are probably right here – have a scroll!
How can I get my hands on Kaleido?
You can ask your healthcare professional about Kaleido, and they’ll talk you through whether insulin pump therapy could work for you. If they think pumping is a good fit, they can prescribe Kaleido.
How is Kaleido different to other insulin pumps?
Kaleido is a nifty blend of conventional tube insulin pump and patch pump. You can wear Kaleido safely and securely on your body using our hook and loop body patches, but with a choice of infusion sets and tubing lengths, it’s just as easy to slip your Kaleido into a pocket or clip it to clothing –
whatever suits you! Kaleido has plenty of options to work with your lifestyle – whether that means a 6mm or 9mm cannula or a coordinating pump colour to match your new trainers! We’ve never understood why medical devices have to look so… medical. Kaleido is an insulin pump you can be proud of.
Will it be reimbursed by my health insurance?
Yes! We’ve been working really hard to make sure that Kaleido is available through the Dutch Health Insurance Companies, with no direct costs for anyone that chooses to use Kaleido. Whether you are eligible for the system always depends on your healthcare professional and health insurance.
Kaleido is currently available through reimbursement in the Netherlands, France and Germany. If you’re based in any of these countries, get in touch with your healthcare professional to get your hands on Kaleido. Kaleido is not currently available in any other country, but we can’t wait to launch where you are, too!
What types of insulin can I use within the Kaleido insulin cartridges?
Kaleido insulin cartridges can hold 200 units of rapid acting U-100 insulin – NovoRapid® or Humalog. We offer 5 cm or 30 cm tubing length. 200 units not enough for three days? No worries! With Kaleido, just fill a new insulin cartridge and click it into place.
Is Kaleido with DBGL1 available in my country?
Kaleido is currently available in the Netherlands, France and Germany. It is not currently available in any other country. We can’t wait to launch where you are too, so watch this space!
Frequently asked Questions
Something you want to know?
The answers you’re looking for are probably right here – have a scroll!
How can I get my hands on Kaleido?
You can ask your healthcare professional about Kaleido, and they’ll talk you through whether insulin pump therapy could work for you. If they think pumping is a good fit, they can prescribe Kaleido.
How is Kaleido different to other insulin pumps?
Kaleido is a nifty blend of conventional tube insulin pump and patch pump. You can wear Kaleido safely and securely on your body using our hook and loop body patches, but with a choice of infusion sets and tubing lengths, it’s just as easy to slip your Kaleido into a pocket or clip it to clothing –
whatever suits you! Kaleido has plenty of options to work with your lifestyle – whether that means a 6mm or 9mm cannula or a coordinating pump colour to match your new trainers! We’ve never understood why medical devices have to look so… medical. Kaleido is an insulin pump you can be proud of.
Will it be reimbursed by my health insurance?
Yes! We’ve been working really hard to make sure that Kaleido is available through the Dutch Health Insurance Companies, with no direct costs for anyone that chooses to use Kaleido. Whether you are eligible for the system always depends on your healthcare professional and health insurance.
Kaleido is currently available through reimbursement in the Netherlands, France and Germany. If you’re based in any of these countries, get in touch with your healthcare professional to get your hands on Kaleido. Kaleido is not currently available in any other country, but we can’t wait to launch where you are, too!GERMAN website Yes! Kaleido can be reimbursed by all health insurance companies. Please talk to your diabetes team, and directly with your insurance company for details.
What types of insulin can I use within the Kaleido insulin cartridges?
Kaleido insulin cartridges can hold 200 units of rapid acting U-100 insulin – NovoRapid® or Humalog. We offer 5 cm or 30 cm tubing length. 200 units not enough for three days? No worries! With Kaleido, just fill a new insulin cartridge and click it into place.
Is Kaleido with DBGL1 available in my country?
Kaleido is currently available in the Netherlands, France and Germany. It is not currently available in any other country. We can’t wait to launch where you are too, so watch this space!
1.Benhamou P-Y, Adenis A, Lablanche S, et al. First Generation of a Modular Interoperable Closed-Loop System for Automated Insulin Delivery in Patients With Type 1 Diabetes: Lessons From Trials and Real-Life Data. Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology. 2023;0(0). doi:10.1177/19322968231186976
2. Discuss your therapy setting always with your healthcare professional
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