Live life on your own terms

Are you ready to take back control? We understand that diabetes is inconsistent, inexact and – most importantly – it’s individual. It’s not a one-size-fits-all condition, so we don’t think your insulin pump should be either.

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Say hello to Kaleido!

So, here’s Kaleido, insulin pump therapy designed to help you live life on your own terms. It’s personal, discreet, always simple to use and easy to understand. The way we see it, pumping should give you the freedom and flexibility you need to do whatever makes you feel good.

Make it yours

You Kaleidoers are a fun-loving, fast-moving bunch, you’re individuals with different lives, jobs and interests – and hey, that’s cool – variety is the spice of life, right? With Kaleido you pick a set up that suits you.

Incredibly small and perfectly formed

We don’t see why medical devices need to look so… medical. Kaleido is a pump to be proud of! Whether you want to show yours off or conceal it under your clothes, ours is the smallest pump around and it’s wireless, so you’ll be comfortable, confident and ready to go about your day (and night!) no hassle.

Simple to use, wear and understand

Insulin pumping has a bad rep, but it doesn’t need to be so complicated to learn. We’re here to help, with click in insulin cartridges and a quick, easy to use handset that takes the trickiness out of training. Less time thinking about diabetes, more time living your life.

Consistent insulin delivery

You rely on your pump, so our one-of-a-kind micro pulse technology is designed to have your back. That means insulin delivery that’s accurate, consistent and reliable with every single dose, no exceptions.

Read our stories

Better-than-good new year’s resolutions

Entering my blood sugar level on my handset, I inadvertently breathe a deep sigh. It’s an unmistakeable ‘I’m fed up of having diabetes’ sigh. Sky-high sugar levels, a thirst that’s a liability for half the city’s water pressure, and frustration... Wh...

Pregnancy special: my first trimester with Kaleido

Well... where should I start. It was at 18 that I first learnt about a disease called diabetes, and that I had it. Not long after that, I realized that this could cause issues for women later in life. What happens if I want to get pregnant? Can I sti...

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