Lilly Humulin-N Insulin

Lilly Humulin-N Insulin U-100 - 10 mL Vial , ships from Thailand to USA only 

Isophane Suspension, 100 units per mL. 

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

GENERAL INFORMATION:

● Manufacturer: Eli Lilly and Company
● Children and Adults: IM, IV, SC injection
● Package: 10 ml, Vial Isophane Suspension
● Indications for HUMULIN R U-100: Diabetes.

Humulin is special non-disease-producing Escherichia coli bacteria which has been genetically altered to produce human insulin. Humulin is manufactured by Eli Lilly and Company.

Humulin N [Human insulin (RDNA origin) isophane suspension] has protein and zinc, which provides an intermediate-acting insulin producing a longer activity which could last up to 24-hours than those of a regular human insulin. The concentration of Humulin N is 100 units/ml (U–100). It is a sterile suspension and is for subcutaneous injections only.

When injected, the duration for the Humulin N to take action and to take effect on the may vary depending on the individual, the dose, blood supply, temperature, and physical activity.
There are three types of Humulin U-100 can be used as a treatment for high blood sugar (glucose) levels. It can help with managing diabetes and may be purchased without any prescription. Each type may vary on how it reactions and how long the effects will last. Everyone should always keep in mind that when in-taking insulin, it should be under the supervision of health care provider’s advice and care.
Always consult your doctor when taking insulin. Take precaution and always know which insulin to use as consulted with your doctor, how much to take, when, and how often to inject. Diabetes varies from different patients, thus the schedules have been specialized for each individual.
Injecting your usual dosage of Humulin N has an effect that may change your diet, daily activity, or even your work schedule. Do follow your doctor’s instructions regarding the changes that you may experience.

For more information please read - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humulin ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insulin