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lemmy.world

How exactly would I go about getting this? I'm currently on Lantus. I'm due for an endocrinologist appointment so I'll probably ask then and share their answer.

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You would just ask your endo if you can switch. It might take a while for insurances to start covering it. Main benefit of switching will likely be a lower copay, but it's the same active ingredient as what you're already on (Insulin glargine, with the tiniest differences) so there likely won't be a therapeutic benefit.

Edit: Looks like this is the one announced a few months ago. $55 for 5 pens without insurance. Definitely a good price if insurance isn't covering Lantus

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