Sports; Travelling - Accu-Chek Spirit User Manual

On the go with your Accu-Chek Spirit insulin pump
Do not use your insulin pump in hyperbaric chambers and in hazardous
areas of any classification (such as areas where explosive or flammable
gases or vapours could exists) as this might interfere with insulin delivery
and/or lead to harmful situations.
Your insulin pump is designed to work in normal barometric conditions
from 70 to 106 kPA (700 to 1060 mbar). Do not exeed 3000 meters
(10 000 feet) above sea level.
Your pump has not been tested for use in hazardous areas of any
classification. Always stop and remove your insulin pump prior to
entering these areas.
If you have additional questions, contact your local Customer Care Area.

13.2 Sports

Exercise is an important aspect in the management of diabetes. Of course,
you can perform sporting activities with the Accu-Chek Spirit insulin
pump. However, prior to starting these types of activities be sure to
protect your insulin pump. Do not wear your insulin pump during sports
with body contact (e.g. boxing, football, hockey or rugby) as this type of
activity could damage your insulin pump.
Consult our sterile products brochures and accessories catalogue for
additional information regarding carrying systems or contact your local
Customer Care Area for further information.

13.3 Travelling

Ask your doctor or healthcare team about any special precautions needed
prior to travelling. Make sure you take extra insulin pump and blood-
glucose testing supplies. It is highly recommend to make sure you know
where you can obtain additional supplies while travelling.
When travelling across time zones make sure that the time and date of
your insulin pump are set correctly. For further information please refer to
the section 7.1 "Set time and date".
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