A registered nurse who was diabetic was taking U 80 protamine insulin up to the "35" mark on the 40-unit scale of a U 20–40 syringe. She assumed that she was injecting 35 units when in reality ...

Syringes remain a common method of insulin ... If you have type 1 diabetes, injecting insulin is required for life. This may seem difficult at first, but you can learn to successfully administer ...

This article reviews the published evidence over two decades of use of the NovoPen ® family of injection devices in diabetes ... as conventional insulin regimens employing syringes.

High levels of ketones in the blood are dangerous. It’s less common in people with type 2 diabetes because insulin levels don’t usually drop so low, but it can happen. DKA may be the first ...

The global disposable insulin-delivery device market is projected to experience robust growth over the next decade, according to recent industry insights. Valued at USD 14,585.6 million in 2022, the ...

Its use could result in dosing errors, with serious adverse consequences for diabetic patients. “Using a 40 IU/ML syringe to administer 100 IU/ML insulin exposes patients to a high risk of ...