The global insulin pumps market exhibited moderate growth during 2015-2020. Insulin pumps are small computerized medical devices that can be clipped on to a belt, pocket or hidden under the clothes. The pump is used to deliver controlled doses of insulin inside the body at regular intervals, depending upon the consumer’s basal and bolus rate, to control the rise in blood glucose levels. It operates through a needle and a flexible catheter that is used to insert insulin directly into the fatty tissue, which is then taped and secured in place. Insulin pumps assist individuals suffering from type 1 and type 2 diabetes by providing them flexibility in food options and eating schedules and reduces the number of injection administrations.
