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Report date: 24.09.2025
The visuals show a Medtronic MiniMed 780G insulin pump used for diabetes management and various components belonging to this system. The product is an advanced medical device system that provides automatic insulin delivery by continuously monitoring glucose. Visual analysis indicates that the product features quality packaging, clearly printed logos, and neat craftsmanship, suggesting it is original.
A detailed list of the product and accessories shown in the visuals is provided below:
The general condition of the insulin pump is assessed as lightly used. No significant scratches, cracks, or dents have been detected on the device’s casing; only minor usage-related marks may be observed. All consumables, such as infusion sets and sensors, excluding the pump, are in their unopened, original, and sterile packaging.
The electronic components of the device are in working order. When powered on, its screen lights up, and the Medtronic logo appears. In one visual, the screen is seen displaying a “Power loss” warning. This message states that the “AA battery has been removed for more than 10 minutes or power loss has occurred,” indicating that the date and time need to be reset. This situation is an expected notification after a battery change rather than a malfunction, confirming that the screen is operating smoothly. It is understood from this message that the device operates with an AA battery.
The system is offered with numerous new and unexpired accessories. Particularly, the packaging of the MiniMed Quick-Set infusion sets includes compatibility information (e.g., 9mm cannula length, 23in/60cm tubing length). The following technical information has been obtained from the labels on the product boxes and packaging:
There is no clear evidence in the visuals indicating an existing or potential malfunction of the product. The physical condition of the pump is good, and its screen turns on without issues. The fact that a large portion of the accessories are new, in sealed packaging, and have distant expiration dates indicates that the product can be used safely. Since no significant wear or damage has been observed, the potential risk of malfunction is considered low.