Some people with diabetes require insulin. They can manually administer this through several methods, such as syringes, which are available in different sizes with various-sized needles. There are ...

For people with diabetes who inject insulin, the syringe and needle size can make a big difference in comfort and staying on track with steady blood sugar levels. According to a 2024 statistics report ...

Study design. This prospective, randomized, controlled, parallel-group study compared the use of pen devices with conventional vials and syringes for the administration of insulin in hospitalized ...

A CMS letter to its state survey agency directors reiterates that insulin pens should only be used on a single patient. According to the letter, CMS has received reports that some providers may be ...

U.S. regulators took action Wednesday that should make it easier to get a cheaper near-copy of a brand-name insulin at the drugstore. Doctors must now prescribe what's called a biosimilar drug, or OK ...

Insulin expires about 28 days after it's opened, so it's important to store it properly and keep track of when you opened it to ensure effectiveness.

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(Bloomberg) -- Novo Nordisk A/S’s decision to stop making insulin pens will narrow treatment options for children with diabetes unless non-patented drugmakers such as Biocon Ltd. step in to plug the ...

Embecta Corp (NASDAQ:EMBC), a manufacturer of disposable insulin pen needles and syringes, is considering a potential sale following a significant drop in its share price since being spun off from ...

Most patients usually administer their medication, which can range from swallowing pills to injecting insulin. But they do not always get it right, as noted by Vereityinfo. According to experts, ...

Even though at-home use of an inhaler or insulin pen can be extremely important, doctors have to pretty much just hope that patients are doing it right. A new system, however, could objectively assess ...