Actrapid Novolet 100iu Disposable Pen 3ml

Actrapid Novolet 100iu Disposable Pen 3ml is used for the following:

• Treatment of Type 1 Diabetes mellitus
• Management of Type 2 diabetes when oral medicines fail
• Regulating blood glucose levels in diabetic patients
• Controlling blood sugar alongside long-acting insulin
• Supplementing insulin therapy in elderly patients
• Addressing diabetes in patients with kidney impairment
• Managing diabetes in patients with liver dysfunction
• Providing short-acting insulin coverage before meals
• Helping achieve optimal glycaemic control in diabetes

Follow these instructions when administering Actrapid Novolet 100iu Disposable Pen 3ml:

• Administer the disposable pen subcutaneously in the abdomen, thighs, or upper arms.
• Rotate injection sites regularly to prevent skin complications.
• Once opened, use it within 28 days.

Actrapid Novolet 100iu Disposable Pen 3ml is administered subcutaneously.

Actrapid Novolet 100iu Disposable Pen 3ml contains regular human insulin (100 IU), which works on the body as follows:

• Glucose uptake stimulation: Regular human insulin helps glucose move from your bloodstream into muscle and fat cells, where it can be used for energy production.
• Liver glucose production inhibition: It prevents your liver from producing and releasing additional glucose into your bloodstream, which helps maintain proper blood sugar levels.
• Onset of action: After injection, regular human insulin begins working within approximately 30 minutes to lower your blood glucose levels, making it suitable for mealtime insulin requirements.
• Metabolic regulation: By mimicking the action of naturally produced insulin in your body, it helps regulate the metabolism of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins to maintain balanced energy utilisation.

• Store in a refrigerator between 2°C and 8°C.
• Do not freeze the disposable pen..
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Check the expiry date before use and never use after this date.

• Monitor your carbohydrate intake carefully and consider keeping a food diary to help understand how different foods affect your blood glucose levels.
• Engage in regular physical activity (like walking for 30 minutes daily) to improve insulin sensitivity and help your body use glucose more effectively.