Omnipod GO™ Frequently
Asked Questions

It is available in select geographies with a prescription. If Omnipod GO is not available in your area please feel free to sign up for the Omnipod GO interest list via the Omnipod GO website found at www.omnipod.com/go. We will get back to you when Omnipod GO is available in your area.

The cost of Omnipod GO will depend on your insurance coverage and plan benefit design. Please contact your insurer to check your insurance benefits. You may also pay out of pocket for Omnipod GO. Additionally, there is an Omnipod GO copay card for eligible customers. Please visit www.omnipod.com/go for more details, eligibility and terms and conditions. Eligibility may vary.

Omnipod GO is compatible with the following U-100 insulins: NovoLog®, Humalog®, Lymujev®, Fiasp® and Admelog®.

Yes. To get started on Omnipod GO, your health care provider or staff member will need to train you using the Omnipod GO Sample Kit. After that training, you will have access to the training materials such as the user guide and instructional videos.

If you need additional training or have questions regarding how the product works, please contact your healthcare provider. If you experience an issue with a Pod, such as an alarm or malfunction, please contact our customer care team at 1-800-591-3455.

Red (blinking or solid) lights indicate that insulin delivery has stopped and it’s time to change your Pod. Follow your quick start guide and healthcare provider directions for removal and disposable.

No. Please follow instructions from your healthcare provider on how to fill the Pod with a compatible U-100 rapid-acting insulin using the Fill syringe provided in the package.

Omnipod GO does not allow for daily insulin rates to be adjusted, as each Pod has a preprogrammed rate. Should a user require more or less insulin, the HCP will change the prescription of the daily insulin rate.

The user should orient the Pod so it is horizonal or diagonal on the abdomen, hip, lower back, or buttocks, and up or down or at a slight angle on the upper arm or thigh. If you are also using a continuous glucose monitor, place the Pod at least 3 inches from the sensor site.*

Omnipod GO is offered in 7 daily insulin rate configurations ranging from 10 units per day to 40​ units per day.

Yes, Omnipod GO will continue to deliver insulin when submerged in water.* Please refer to the Omnipod GO User Guide for additional information.

No. Omnipod GO is a standalone device that does not connect to any devices.