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Gently stretch the skin around the site to make it taut. Place the inserter device flat against the skin at a 90-degree angle (the device itself ensures the 30-degree cannula angle). Press the white button on top firmly. You will hear a "click" and feel a slight pinch.

Peel away the paper liner covering the adhesive pad. Be careful not to touch the sticky surface.

Choose an area with adequate subcutaneous fat—abdomen, upper buttocks, or the back of the arm (if using with Mobi). Avoid scars, moles, waistbands, and areas you have used within the past 7 days. Autosoft 7.0

This article dives deep into the , exploring its design philosophy, step-by-step application, compatibility, pros and cons, troubleshooting tips, and how it compares to its predecessor, the Autosoft 90. What is the Autosoft 7.0? The Autosoft 7.0 is a tubed infusion set designed specifically for use with Tandem Diabetes Care insulin pumps, including the t:slim X2 and the new Mobi system. It is a manual insertion, 30-degree angled infusion set. The "7.0" in the name refers to the length of the tubing—70 centimeters (approximately 27 inches)—providing users with ample reach from the pump site to the infusion point.

Rub the adhesive pad for 10-15 seconds to activate the heat-sensitive adhesive. Prime the tubing via your pump (fill the cannula according to pump instructions), then click the tubing connector into the hub of the infusion set. Autosoft 7.0 vs. Autosoft 90: Which is Right for You? Tandem offers two major families of soft cannula sets: the Autosoft 30 (now evolved into the Autosoft 7.0) and the Autosoft 90 (90-degree insertion). Here is the comparison: Gently stretch the skin around the site to make it taut

Wash your hands thoroughly. Clean the chosen site with an alcohol swab and allow it to dry completely. (Wet alcohol reduces adhesive stickiness and can sting upon insertion.)

Remove the Autosoft 7.0 from its sterile pouch. Do not touch the cannula or adhesive. Pull the blue needle cover straight off to expose the sterile introducer needle. You will hear a "click" and feel a slight pinch

Slowly and carefully pull the plastic inserter device straight back. The soft cannula will remain in the skin, while the introducer needle retracts into the safe housing. Note: If you see blood inside the cannula window, remove the set and start over with a new one.