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Programmable device with insulin reservoir that is worn in a pouch or belt. It uses only fast acting insulins and is not suitable for those with unpredicted blood glucose readings.
This are commonly referred to as pen needles because they are in the form of a pen. Once the pen needles are empty, their cartridge can be replaced or some types require discarding of the entire ...
The most common way of administering insulin that has different measurements and sizes depending on the quantity of insulin to be injected. These insulin syringes are for single use only and must not ...
Insulin that is clear in appearance and with no known peak. This lasts for 24 hours. These types of insulin must be injected several hours before eating or engaging in rigorous activities.
Insulin that is cloudy in appearance and contain pre-mixed combinations of fast acting, short acting and intermediate acting insulin. These insulins may be mixed in one syringe before administering ...
Insulin that is cloudy in appearance and effect starts about 1 1/2 hours after injecting it. It peaks at 4 to 12 hours and last for 16 to 24 hours.
Insulin that is clear in appearance and its effect starts within 30 minutes so you need it injected 30 minutes before meals. It peaks at 2 to 4 hours and last from 6 to 8 hours.