Lantus (Insulin Glargine) prescription available online

There are different factors that go into determining the price of Lantus. The prescribed dose of Lantus is an important consideration. Patients who struggle more with blood sugar levels may require more than the `100 units ml u that doctors often prescribe. The higher dose leads to an increase in the cost. Apart from the dose of Lantus, where the patient picks up the prescription also matters.

Due to the controlled status of Lantus, patients will need to obtain a prescription and visit a pharmacy in order to refill their medication.

It is important to keep an eye on blood sugar levels. Low blood sugar can develop in people who use Lantus. Severe hypoglycemia can be dangerous. It is also important to monitor the effects on renal or hepatic function. If the patient experiences issues like renal or hepatic impairment, then they should consult with their doctor. This long acting insulin can cause a severe allergic reaction in some patients. Thus, it is important to also monitor for signs of a severe allergic reaction. You should also look for signs of an infection on your skin at the injection site. This is why you should rotate your injection sites, as this reduces these risks. Talk to your doctor about discontinuation or dose reduction if you experience a significant reduction in blood sugar levels when you use the medication.

It is important to be aware of clinically significant drug interactions when using Lantus. Whether using an injection 100 units ml or a different dose, this long-acting insulin can interact with certain drugs. It is also important to avoid giving Lantus to someone who uses another type of short-acting insulin or an insulin pump. Blood glucose monitoring can also help a patient understand when they should not use insulin.

There is no ideal time to take Lantus in order to help with blood glucose control. Doctors generally advise that any time of the day is appropriate. With this said, it is also advised to keep doses at the same time each day. This reduces the risk of missed doses, which can adversely affect blood glucose. If you are not sure, use blood glucose monitoring to help you understand when your dose of Lantus will be most effective.

You should not use Lantus if you keep it out of the refrigerator and at room temperature for a period longer than 28 days.

Lantus is not appropriate for people who have experienced a severe allergic reaction to biologic insulin in the past. It is also important to avoid using Lantus if you use any medicines that may also affect blood glucose. Read the warnings and precautions carefully to understand if this is an appropriate medicine.

You should take the dose of Lantus as soon as you remember. With this said, do not take two doses of the medicine close to each other. This causes a higher risk of your blood glucose levels falling significantly.

If you take too much insulin, then your blood glucose levels will fall more than they should. This leads to intensified insulin therapy. The blood glucose-lowering effect is significantly increased, which can lead to a severe hypoglycemia.