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Report date: 17.08.2026
Report code: 1786960630
Medtronic MiniMed Paradigm Insulin Pump and Accessories Analysis Report
Device Identification and Basic Information
The images contain one insulin infusion pump main body, one CareLink USB data transfer adapter (Model: MMT-7706), one blue pump case/carrying pouch, a small protective cover piece, and one blue test plug or adapter piece.
Brand and Model
Visual inspection of the device and accessories revealed clearly legible brand and model information on the data transfer stick. Search verification confirmed the relevant part as the CareLink USB model. The design and keypad structure of the main pump body are compatible with the Medtronic MiniMed Paradigm series.
Authenticity and Quantity Information
The logo placements, material quality, and original labels on all components in the image indicate that the products are authentic. The total number of products and accessories is four; these consist of the main pump body, the CareLink USB adapter, the blue protective carrying case, the small plastic cover, and the blue test adapter.
Usage Areas
This device and its accessories are used to continuously meet the body’s insulin needs for type 1 or type 2 diabetes patients and to regulate basal and bolus insulin delivery. The CareLink USB device allows for the management of diabetes by transferring pump data to a personal computer or software.
General Condition and Physical Deformation
The device and accessories are in second-hand or used condition. There are superficial usage scratches on the front screen plastic surface of the main pump body. Slight discoloration and dirt accumulation are visible on the body of the white CareLink USB adapter. The blue carrying case and other parts are generally intact, with no deep cracks or broken pieces found.
Mechanical and Electronic Components
The directional buttons, confirm button, and menu buttons on the front surface of the pump are physically in place. The screen glass is seated, but the electronic display during active operation is in the off state in the image. The socket ends and connection points of the USB adapter appear physically intact.
Accessories and Battery Status
The set includes a CareLink USB adapter, a blue protective case, and an external test plug. The internal battery compartment cover of the pump is located on the top, but no battery is installed in the image, and the inside of the battery compartment is not visible. No signs of leakage or swelling on the battery were observed on the outer casing.
Label and Text Inventory
The text read on the small blue adapter piece is as follows: MMT-7706, 1775135, ISIG 24-29 nA. The CareLink USB inscription is located in large letters on the USB adapter. These codes indicate the part number, serial number, and calibration current values. Other serial and model labels on the device body are not readable from these angles.
Screen Analysis
The screen of the main pump device is black and in the off state. No error codes, menu text, or warning icons are readable on the screen.
Dimensions, Compatibility, and Production Year
There is no millimetric indication regarding the physical dimensions of the products in the image; however, they are in the size of standard medical handheld insulin pumps. The production year is not directly written on the labels; the design lines and serial structure of the device indicate a past production period. The exact production year cannot be verified with visual evidence.
Documents, Usage Duration, and Fault Status
There are no invoices, warranty certificates, or user manuals in the images. Since the screen is off, the total operating hours or usage duration cannot be read. There is no evidence of physical failure such as a clear break or severed cable on the device; however, electronic functionality could not be tested beyond the superficial scratches on the screen surface.
Potential Fault Risk
There is slight wear on the plastic body surfaces and the USB adapter body due to long-term use. There may be a risk of oxidation in the battery compartment contacts due to the devices having been stored for a long time.
