Pumpskynz

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2023/04/11

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Pumpskynz is passionate about making life with diabetes easier and that includes being proud of our diabetes tech. We design covers to empower people and make a real difference. We donate 50 cents from every cover sold to diabetes-related charities around the world to support the diabetic community and bring smiles to faces. We empower, uplift and support the diabetic community. MEET THE FOUNDER Catherine Devine Diagnosed with gestational diabetes in 2013 and later with Type 1 Diabetes, Catherine understands firsthand the challenges of diabetes management. From finger pricks and injections to now using a Medtronic 640g pump and Dexcom G6, Catherine's journey has inspired her to create PumpSkynz. With a background in journalism and fueled by her personal experiences, Catherine is passionate about providing stylish and functional accessories for diabetes management devices. Her commitment to quality, innovation, and advocacy shines through in every aspect of PumpSkynz, making her a driving force behind a movement for positive change in diabetes care. CREATING PUMPSKYNZ The Idea PumpSkynz was born from a personal journey and a desire to transform the diabetes accessory landscape. Faced with the daily challenges of managing Type 1 Diabetes, I recognised the need for stylish and functional accessories for insulin pumps and diabetes technology. Drawing from my own experiences and frustrations, the idea for PumpSkynz took shape – a brand dedicated to providing high-quality silicone covers and accessories that not only protect medical devices but also empower individuals to embrace their diabetes with confidence and style. With a passion for innovation and a commitment to making a positive impact, PumpSkynz emerged as a solution-driven brand, aiming to rewrite the narrative around diabetes and revolutionize the way individuals interact with their medical devices. FINDING THE MISSION The why We believe that people with diabetes should be proud of the warriors that we are - a