AGOZRugged Insulin Pump Belt Case, CGM Glucose Monitor Meter Device, Inhaler Case,Belt Clip Pouch with Belt Loops,Insulin Pump Holder Cover,Minimed 780g 770g 670g 630g,Tandem Tslim X2,Freestyle Libre

Good product, great seller. Reasonably priced, free one-day shipping with Amazon Prime. After running thru four of the crappy clips issued by Medtronic for its 630 Minimed pump in a year, I bought this pouch. The pump fits perfectly (see notes below) and the sturdy metal clip fits and holds on to my belt or my waistband. I’ve had the pouch a short time, but it seems very sturdy.On the fit: you will have to take off the Minimed clip - no loss as they are weak. Also I took off the “skin” that protects the pump, because it is hard to get the pump in and out of the pouch with the plastic skin on. The only drawback to this pouch is you have to take the pump out of the pouch to see the screen and use the buttons

Very nice pouch. Well made. I bought it for my Dexcom Receiver G5, too big! Works well with my Mini Med Pump. ⭐️UPDATE........I bought this case 11 months ago to hold my Dexcom G5 Receiver. It was too big, so I used it to carry my Medtronic Revel Paradigm 723 Insulin Pump. After a couple of weeks I noticed that there may be enough room to carry both the pump and Dexcom G5 Receiver. There was just enough room to carry both, Awesome! Now I have upgraded to a Dexcom G6 Receiver. The G6 Receiver will not fit in this case with the pump because the G6 Receiver is too big. The case is of excellent quality and well made. The clip attaches to my belt and clothing snugly and does not slip. I highly recommend this case.

When I ordered this case, wasn't sure it would be as good as stated, but it is. I have switched to a Medtronic 780g, and used an open front case. It held it good, but didn't protect the screen. This new case protects the entire pump. If you drop it I'm pretty sure the pump wouldn't get the whole impact. The case doesn't seem to interfere with my cgm connection to the pump. Stays on good too. Clip or belt hold.

I am a type 1 diabetic with a medtronic pump. I have been using the medtronic plastic belt pump case for about 7 years. I have gone through a bunch of them. I have had this case for 9 months and it is working great. It is very robust. The medtronic belt clip would break about once every 2 months or so when it hit something. This one has had many bumps and scrapes and never caused a problem. I liked the medtronic because you could see and work the pump without removing it but this one is so easy to get in and out it is not a problem. I would highly recommend this or buy several of the medtronics because you are going to need them. The only negative on this one is the metal belt cliff is pretty stiff. It is very strong and thus takes a little more force to get it on the belt. Very minor.Update: I have now been using the case for a little over a year. The velcro on the top has deteriorated to the point where it no longer keeps the flap shut. Because of that I am dropping it one star (5 star to 4 star). Still a great value.

I bought this case about 2 months ago. While I purchased this case for Minimed 751 pump based on the reviews and love it for the reasons everyone else seems to have written about, I now have an additional benefit that tops my list. While walking down my steep concrete driveway this evening, I foolishly was looking at the mail from the mail box that I had just retrieved. I stumbled and fell, skidding on my right side down the driveway incline on the concrete. I realized as soon as I stopped that I was lying on top of my pump on my right hip! Concerned that I might have damaged the pump, I was relieved to find that the rugged material of this case had saved the pump from any damage despite me skidding atop it on the concrete driveway! The material received some slight abrasive damage from the concrete, but a lot less damage than the skin on my knee received since my knee hit the ground first before I rolled onto my right hip and skidded to a stop. I just ordered another of these to have on hand even though this one I just abused is still perfectly usable. Imagine if my pump had been in the regular holster from Minimed when this happened. I would have scraped the heck out of the exposed pump control face at best, and probably would have broken plastic parts everywhere. A little antibacterial cream on my skinned knee, and a bandage. Nothing for the case but praise.

I find the Medtronic pump clips woefully lacking. Unmanageable, and they break easily.THIS pump holster is easy to put on a pocket, and stays there. My 780 pump fits snugly into this holsterThe velcro flap holds on super tight. It protects the pump (light padding) and keeps the pump accessible.Good product.

Very light weight, the flap closes and hold well. I do however prefer a leather belt loop over the spring steel type, because the metal clips do sometimes slip up and off your belt, and you can lose everything. Not a great choice to house expensive medical devices that you have to wear all the time, for example.

I use a Tandem T:flex pump, with the belt-clip type case sold by Tandem. The Tendem belt-clip case is just to protect the pump from scratches and similar hazards. I would never trustvthe belt clip in it to hold the pump on my belt. But this AGOZ case has a pretty secure metal belt clip. So far, that’s all I’ve tried out. It also has belt loops in both the horizontal and vertical direction to pass your belt through. I haven’t tried those yet. But the entire case appears to be very well constructed and I expect it to last a long time. My T:flex pump just barely fits into it so I would appreciate about another 1/4” or so in depth and width so it would be easier to get the pump out for use. As a matter of fact, the tight fit is the reason I haven’t tried the belt loops. I sometime need to take the case off of my belt to get the pump out to do a bolus. But I believe the case will be a frequent part of my pump “wardrobe”. Now I just need to find a good case to put my DexCom CGM. I now use a double case from PumpWear, Inc. That has two compartments. If AGOZ would make a double-compartment case, it would be a grand-slam home run.