These diabetes devices are set to launch in 2024

The Stelo glucose monitor. [Image courtesy of Dexcom]The diabetes space continues to innovate and it doesn’t look like that’s stopping any time soon, with 2024 set to be another banner year.

At the end of 2023, we compiled a list of the 10 biggest diabetes technology stories of the year. Some of those stories didn’t end in 2023, though, as a few major product launches loom on the horizon.

New CGMs, insulin pumps and combinations of the two will all be coming to the market over the next several months. Here are some of the most highly-anticipated product launches set to take place in the diabetes space in 2024 — plus some of the tech that’s already launched:

Diabetes launches on the horizon Medtronic’s new pump-sensor combo

In January, Medtronic won CE mark for its MiniMed 780G automated insulin delivery system with the Simplera Sync sensor.

The MiniMed 780G with the Simplera Sync CGM and accompanying devices. [Image courtes…
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  • February 27, 2024
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PharmaSens submits insulin patch pump for FDA approval

The Niia Essential insulin patch pump. [Image from PharmaSens on LinkedIn]PharmaSens announced today that it submitted an application for FDA approval for its Niia Essential insulin patch pump system.

FDA submission follows the pump’s recent ISO 13485 certification for the Switzerland-based company. This encompassed the entire process of design, development, manufacturing and distribution for insulin infusion pumps and accessories.

Niia Essential, the first of three patch pumps from PharmaSens, features a patient-centric design aimed at enhancing ease of use. The company says it aims to address unmet needs in the diabetes management market. Patch pumps are an intriguing space, currently dominated by Insulet and its automated Omnipod 5 system. Tandem Diabetes Care made its entry into the market with FDA clearance of the Mobi pump earlier this year.

Medtronic sought to enter through a $738 million acquisition of South Korea-based EOFlow. However, that d…

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  • December 29, 2023
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