The other day, when my pod ran out of insulin, I went to disable the pod, and as it was being disabled, my omnipod controller happened to die (I know I should be keeping better track of it but I digress.) When it turned back on, I went to disable the pod, but it said it had disconnected already, so I just threw the beeping omnipod away. I connected the next one, but then it kept beeping.

It works fine, with the exception of beeping really loudly every ten minutes, and the auto basal rate not functioning. And I’m in belief that My controller still thinks it’s connected to a pod that does not exist any longer, my suspicion backed up due to a notification being permenantly displayed that says “Pod out of insulin.”

Does anyone know how to fix this? I’ve reset my omnipod multiple times and I have also let it run out of battery as an experiment. None of these things have worked.

Update: Have called customer service and they have said this is an undocumented case, which I think is hilarious.

Update 2: Factory reset is a working method.