This is bought once rather than sent on a delivery schedule, so there is no repeat delivery to choose. Add it to your cart on its own or with the rest of your order.
Make it a BlueLoop membership
This price will not change. NDSS prices are set by the scheme and are the same whether you are a member or not. What a membership adds is a Credentialled Diabetes Educator checking each box against your NDSS registration and the devices you use before it is packed, and everything you need arriving together.
Add BlueLoop, $10 a monthThis opens the BlueLoop signup, which keeps whatever is already in your cart. The membership is $10 a month, charged separately from what is in your box. Delivery is $15 each time a box is sent, or collect free from Pharmacy 777 Bedford. No lock-in contract, cancel from your portal at any time.
Compare the three plansNDSS Code: 668
The MiniMed Mio Advance is an all-in-one insulin pump infusion set. Each set is pre-loaded in its own inserter, with a soft 90 degree cannula. This pack has a 9mm cannula and 110cm tubing.
Pack of 10 sets, supplied sterile and individually packaged, with 110cm tubing. For MiniMed 780G, 770G and 670G insulin pumps. Use with the MiniMed Reservoir 3 mL.
Cannula and tubing length depend on your build, your sites and where you wear your pump. Our Credentialled Diabetes Educators can help you choose, and support pump starts and site rotation. Telehealth is available.
Medtronic advises changing the Mio Advance every 2 to 3 days (48 to 72 hours). Rotate to a new site at each change. Each set is single use.
This product is subsidised through the NDSS for people registered with the scheme. See the NDSS pricing below.
Do I need a separate inserter?
No. The inserter is built into each set and is used once.
What is the difference between the 6mm and 9mm Mio Advance?
The length of the soft cannula under the skin. Your diabetes educator can help you choose.
NDSS Pricing:
Search: NDSS 668, Code 668, #668
⚠️ Important: NDSS, DVA and CTG (Closing the Gap) eligibility will be verified before your order is processed. You may be asked to provide your NDSS number, DVA card details, or CTG eligibility documentation. Orders cannot be fulfilled until eligibility is confirmed.
Always read the label and follow the directions for use.
What you pay for an NDSS product depends on your registration and the cards you hold. Choose your option above, and we check it against your registration before anything is dispensed. Pen needles and syringes are free to all registered users.
NDSS, DVA and Closing the Gap (CTG) pricing is available to eligible registered participants only. Your eligibility will be verified before your order is dispatched. You may be asked to provide your NDSS number, DVA card details, or CTG eligibility documentation. Orders cannot be processed until eligibility is confirmed. Visit the NDSS website or call 1800 637 700 to check your registration status.
Other supplies you can add to the same order.





PDC Health Hub is an NADC accredited Secondary Diabetes Centre in East Victoria Park. The clinicians who supply your consumables can also help you get more out of them, whether that is a pump review, a foot check or working out how food and activity fit around your glucose levels.
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Free collection from Pharmacy 777 Bedford, 215 Grand Promenade, Bedford. Delivery is $15 per order. Prescription medicines are not sold through the shop.