• Is this a "generic" insulin?
• Who makes this insulin?
• Is there a difference between the way this
and other human insulin products work?
• How should I store my human
insulin?
• Are there benefits to using these products?
• Thinking about switching Insulin?
• Whom do I contact if
I have more questions?
Is this a "generic" insulin?
No. There are no generic insulin
products. Novolin® is a brand name
for human insulin (rDNA origin) which is sold in Wal-Mart under the ReliOn® logo.
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Who makes this insulin?
Novo Nordisk, a worldwide leader in diabetes care and insulin development,
makes this human insulin. Since the discovery of insulin in 1921, virtually
every major breakthrough in diabetes treatment has originated in Novo
Nordisk laboratories.
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Is there a difference between the way this and other human insulin
products work?
No. All human insulin products work the same way to lower your blood
glucose levels.
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How should I store my human insulin?
Insulin should be stored in a refrigerator (but not in the freezer compartment).
If that's not possible, the vial you are currently using can be kept unrefrigerated
as long as it is kept as cool as possible and away from heat and sunlight.
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Are there benefits to using these products?
Yes. This insulin is part of a comprehensive, value-priced line of diabetes
care products found exclusively at Wal-Mart. Ask your Wal-Mart pharmacist
about these products.
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Thinking about switching insulin?
There are many different types of insulin that will effect your body in different ways. Click here to learn more. Always consult your doctor when thinking about making a change to your diabetes management program.
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Whom do I contact if I have more questions?
Your physician, diabetes educator or Wal-Mart pharmacist can help
in most matters. Any medical concerns, however, including changes in blood
glucose levels, should be discussed with your physician. For specific questions
concerning ReliOn/Novolin brand human insulin, call 1.800.727.6500.
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