Secondhand Medtronic Minimed 770G Insulin Pump

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Report date: 24.02.2026

Medtronic MiniMed Insulin Pump and Accessories Analysis Report

Device Identification and Brand-Model Analysis

The devices and consumables in the visuals belong to an integrated insulin pump system used in diabetes management. As a result of the visual inspection, the brand was confirmed with 100% certainty to be Medtronic and the product family to be the MiniMed series. The set in the visuals includes both the main pump unit and consumables such as reservoirs and infusion sets.

• Main Device (Pump): A black Medtronic brand insulin pump with a MiniMed 600 or 700 series design (e.g., 640G, 670G, 770G, or 780G casing). (The series is generally defined as the full model number is not visible on the label).
• Consumable 1: Medtronic MiniMed Reservoir (Insulin Reservoir).
• Consumable 2: Medtronic MiniMed Mio Advance (Infusion Set).
• Accessories: Data transmitting transmitter modules resembling the Guardian Link/Connect series (in a bulk box).

Authenticity Status

Upon examining the Medtronic logos, “MiniMed” brand indications, box designs, typography quality, and blister packaging standards on the products, they are evaluated to be original Medtronic productions. The packaging prints and material quality do not show any signs of counterfeit production.

Product Inventory and Quantity Information

The inventory breakdown identified from the visuals is as follows:

• 1 Unit – Used/Opened Insulin Pump (Visual 1).
• 1 Unit – “MiniMed Reservoir” in its original box (Visual 2 – The quantity inside the box cannot be determined externally).
• 1 Unit – “Medtronic MiniMed Mio Advance” Infusion Set box in its original box (Visual 3).
• 1 Unit – Insulin Pump box in its original packaging, covered with cellophane (shrink-wrapped), presumed to be new (Visual 4).
• 1 Box – Mixed consumables and accessories box (Visual 5). This box contains;
  • Approximately 3-4 gray transmitter-like devices (Guardian/Link module).
  • Multiple (estimated 5-8 units) sterile packaged reservoirs or infusion set tip parts.
  • Adhesive tapes and sensor clips within the package.

Areas of Use

These devices and accessories are used in the treatment of Type 1 diabetes for “Artificial Pancreas” or “Continuous Subcutaneous Insulin Infusion” (CSII) purposes. The insulin pump continuously delivers insulin to the body in programmed doses. The MiniMed Reservoir is used to store insulin, and Mio Advance is used to deliver insulin subcutaneously (cannula set). The transmitter-like modules inside the box function as part of a Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) system to transmit glucose levels from the sensor to the pump.

Physical Condition and Cosmetic Analysis

Device in Visual 1: The general condition of the device is “used”. There are numerous superficial hairline scratches and friction marks on the screen surface. The glare on the screen indicates that the surface has lost its matte finish and has been frequently touched. However, no deep cracks or breaks have been detected in the plastic parts of the casing, the keypad, or the outer frame. The buttons are intact and in place.

Device Box in Visual 4: The product in the visual is covered with black transparent cellophane (shrink wrap). This indicates that the device in this box is either a factory “New” product or a manufacturer-refurbished product, and has not yet been opened. Its condition is excellent.

Accessories (Visual 5): Some of the consumables inside the box are in sterile blister packaging (protected). No crushing or deformation is visible on the outer surfaces of the gray transmitter modules, but it cannot be definitively determined from the visual whether they have been used.

Screen and Electronic Components

The screen of the device in Visual 1 is in the off position. The presence of “dead pixels” or internal screen cracks cannot be determined from the visual, but scratches on the outer glass may marginally affect viewing quality. The device’s power button and navigation buttons are physically intact.

Potential Malfunction Risk

For the exposed device in Visual 1, the dense scratches on the screen surface suggest that the device has come into contact with hard surfaces or has been carried unprotected. While this is a cosmetic defect, it should be checked for screen touch functionality or visibility. As long as the package integrity of the sterile packaged products inside the box (Visual 5) is maintained, there is no contamination risk, but the battery life of the exposed transmitter modules is unknown. There is no indication of any physical risk for the shrink-wrapped device in the box (Visual 4).

Summary Evaluation

The product group subject to this report consists of a main device, a spare/second device (boxed), and numerous vital consumables belonging to the Medtronic MiniMed ecosystem. While one part of the set shows clear signs of use (used pump), another main part (boxed pump) is in an unused condition. Consumables appear complete and suitable for use.