Kaleido: insulin pump therapy designed to help live life on your own terms
Are you ready to take charge? 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.
Kaleido
Personal
Freedom to choose what works for you (and what looks good!) is important, so we give you options.
Discreet
Kaleido is so small and light, you’ll forget you’re wearing it.
Simple
Pumping doesn’t need to be rocket science – Kaleido is easy to learn, use and fill.
Consistent
Our delivery system is pretty clever , so you can always rely on us for accuracy and consistency.
Why Kaleido?
Done right, an insulin pump system should give you 24/7 freedom, convenience and peace of mind. We’ve designed Kaleido with all that and plenty more, so you can have better control with less hassle, and more time to spend doing the things you love.
What can it do for you?
Kaleido is 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.
How does it work?
With every Kaleido comes two pumps and one handset, all of which are fully rechargeable and wonderfully wireless. Choose a conventional or patch pump style, log your BG and top up quickly… Kaleido is easy to use, every time.
Read our stories
Dating with Diabetes
When I first asked my diabetes team about the possibility of switching to an insulin pump in 2014, I was in a long-term relationship. I felt comfortable, safe and supported, and while I’d happily been on injections for nearly 20 years, I knew there was functionality in an insulin pump that I could benefit from, particularly when it came to exercise. Previously I...
What I learned in 7 years with diabetes
During those 7 years, there were bad times, but also good times – highs and lows, just like with diabetes. I met amazing people and learned from their experiences (and my own) – and I still do. So for those of you who have just received the diagnosis, or just need to hear it again: these are 7 things I learned in 7 years with Type 1 Diabetes. 1. It’s not my fault....
Needles, injections and a great life
If you have diabetes, you're basically a walking information leaflet. Especially when you have the pumps and sensors hanging from your body or when you have to inject yourself while travelling on the train, you can't escape the curious glances from those around you. I can imagine that it's interesting to other people, though. Diabetes technology is modern,...
Hello Kaleido...
If you’ve got a question, you’d like to talk something through or you just want to say hey. There’s nothing we like more than a chat. Tell us a bit about you and we’ll whizz a note back as soon as we can!