Insulin is a fragile molecule and can be broken down by light, heat, or even motion. The expiry date isn't a precise guess about when the insulin will stop working, but as insulin approaches and passes its expiry date, it will become less and less effective.
according to this site (http://www.diabetescareguide.com/en/medications.html), insulin loses strength when out of date. This would appear to be true as I have just realised why my blood sugars been high this week - my insulins out of date! Oops...
Yes it does
Insulin pen is like having an old-fashioned cartridge pen in your pocket, instead of a writing point, a needle, and for ink cartridge, an insulin cartridge. You just turn a dial to measure out your dose.
Novolog flexpen
If you mean insulin pen. Mine contains. Plastic. Aluminium. Glass. Rubber. The insulin itself. and the needle is stainless steel.
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...thats kind of psychotic...
ink and plastic and more ink and plastic thats it
Yes, the noun 'pen' is a common noun; a general word for an instrument for writing or drawing with ink; a general word for any of various other pen-shaped devices (insulin pen or laser pen); a general word for a small enclosure for animals; a word for any pen of any kind.The word pen is also a verb: pen, pens, penning, penned.
5 pens come per pack. Each pen contains 300 units of insulin (3 ml with 100 units per ml)
you cant, theres no gravity. the pen doesnt fall, it floats away
Your ink drys out.
a stopwatch,pen or teabag
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