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Humulin N (also known as Humulin N Cartridge) |
Lilly (TR) | 100ui/ml | 1 X (5 x 3ml) | $49.00 | |
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Humulin N (also known as Humulin N Cartridge) |
Lilly (TR) | 100ui/ml | 2 X (5 x 3ml) | $89.00 | |
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Humulin N (also known as Humulin N Cartridge) |
Lilly (TR) | 100ui/ml | 3 X (5 x 3ml) | $125.00 | |
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Humulin N (also known as Humulin N Cartridge) |
Lilly (TR) | 100ui/ml | 4 X (5 x 3ml) | $155.00 | |
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Humulin N (also known as Humulin N Cartridge) |
Lilly (TR) | 100ui/ml | 5 X (5 x 3ml) | $185.00 | |
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Humulin N (also known as Humulin N Cartridge) |
Lilly (TR) | 100ui/ml | 10 X (5 x 3ml) | $350.00 |
 Pharmacist Notes: We ship all insulin with ice packs as per the manufacturers
guidelines. The medicine will remain cool for the majority of the
shipping time however the last few days the product will likely reach
room temperature. Once you receive the insulin, immediately restore it
to the fridge and use prior to the expiration date. Insulin may
remain outside of the fridge for up to 30 days. |
General Information On Humulin N Insulin Cartridge
The Humulin N Insulin Cartridge is used for the treatment of diabetes. The generic name of Humulin N is Insulin Isophane. Usually, this medication is used as a part of a complete diabetes treatment plan which includes weight management, diet, exercise, and regular blood sugar checkups.
Humulin N Insulin Cartridge Side Effects
The most common side effect of this medication is low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). The symptoms of hypoglycemia are: hunger, nausea, headache, dizziness, weakness, blurred vision, sweating, confusion, trouble concentrating, abnormally high heart rate, or drowsiness. Consume a glucose tablet or a non-diabetic hard candy if you experience the symptoms of hypoglycemia.
It is possible that this medication may trigger an allergic reaction. You must seek immediate medical help if you notice any of the following symptoms: breathing problems, wheezing, skin rashes, itching or swelling, sweating, or abnormally high heart rate.
Humulin N Insulin Cartridge Precautions
Do not use this medication if you are allergic to insulin. You should also not use this medication if you are having a hypoglycemic (low blood sugar) episode. In addition to the above, ensure that you tell your doctor about your medical history, especially if you have a history of liver or kidney disease before you buy Humulin N Insulin Cartridge .
Your doctor or pharmacist will provide detailed instructions on how to use this medication. Do not self-administer the medication if you are unsure about how to use it. Furthermore, do not share an injection cartridge with anyone else, as this may increase your risk of contracting life-threatening diseases such as AIDS and Hepatitis.
You should not drink alcohol while on this treatment, as doing do can cause your blood sugar levels to drop.
It is widely believed that this medicine does not pose any danger to the health of an unborn child. However, pregnant women should not use this medication without consulting their doctor. Likewise, if you are planning to become pregnant during treatment, you must first consult your doctor. It is unknown whether Insulin Isophane is excreted into breast milk or not. For this reason, nursing mothers should use this medication only after receiving the go ahead from their doctor.
Humulin N Insulin Cartridge Dosage
Depending on your condition, your doctor will prescribe the dosage for you. Do not increase or decrease your Humulin N Insulin Cartridge dosage without consulting your doctor.
Humulin N Insulin Cartridge Interactions
This medicine may interact with certain prescription-based drugs. Before you buy Humulin N Insulin Cartridge, make sure you let your doctor know about all the medications you are taking, especially if you are using any of the following: beta blockers (Zebeta, Normodyne, Inderal, Blocadren, InnoPran, Lopressor, Tenormin, Toprol, Trandate, Corgard, and others), albuterol (Ventolin, Proventil, and others), reserpine, clonidine (such as Catapres), or guanethidine (such as Ismelin). Besides prescription-based drugs, many over-the-counter and herbal medicines may also interact with this medication. Make it a point to also tell your doctor about all the non-prescription and herbal medicines that you are taking. This knowledge will help your doctor determine whether any of your medications need to be changed so that Humulin N Insulin Cartridge is rendered safe for you.
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