Lupisulin Pen is a reusable injection pen for 3ml insulin cartridges from lupin. Lupisulin Pen is easy to use and can be easily use by almost everyone over the age of 12.
The Lupisulin Pen can delivered the doses from 1 to 60 units in increment of i unit. It is designed to be used with 3ml Lupisulin cartridges. The basic parts of lupisulin pen are:
1. Outer and Inner needle protective Cap 2. Pen cap 3. Pen needle 4. Peel Foil 5. Cartridge and Cartridge sleeve 6. Flange 7. Threaded rod 8. Housing 9. Displat Window 10. Dosage Knob 11. Push button
After each use attach the pen Cap and store at room temperature. Handle the lupisulin pen with care. Protect it from water, dust and moisture.
Before using the Lupisulin Pen, read the instruction manualcarefully
Recosulin R is a regular insulin which will work for short time only Lupisulin M 30 is mixture of NPH (Intermediate acting) and regular (short acting) insulin
So both are different in their action and need to be use in appropriate cases.
I would recommend you to consult an endocrinologist and change your insulin from a premixed one to an analog mix like ryzodeg. However given the long-standing diabetes you are having I would suggest you to be on a basal bolus regimen which involves using two different insulins, in short two pens which will provide you finer control and better flexibility.
There was no difference in incidence of hypoglycaemia. Conclusions: switching from human insulin mix 30: 70 to analog insulin mix 50: 50 results in better post main meal control.
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