Long-acting insulins were up until recently, of one type: They were natural or r-DNA/GE/GM insulins that used protamine PZI or zinc Ultralente as the suspension, which slowed absorption of the insulin. There are newer insulin analogs such as Lantus and Levemir, which are specifically created to be long-lasting insulins.
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Long Acting Insulins | |
|---|---|
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Long acting Not soluble. |
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Protamine Zinc-PZI | |
| Hypurin Bovine Protamine Zinc | |
| Hypurin Vet Protamine Zinc (No longer produced.) | |
| Insuvet Protamine Zinc (No longer produced.) | |
| BCP PZI, VPOA PZI, Summit PZI Other pure beef compounded PZIs | |
| PZI Vet (No longer produced.) | |
| ProZinc | |
| Huminsulin Ultralong, Humulin U Humulin UL, Humulin Ultralenta Humulin Ultralente, Humulin Zn Humuline Ultralong, Humulina Ultralenta Umuline Zinc (No longer Produced.) | |
| Novolin U, Ultratard (No longer produced.) | |
| Iletin Ultralente [1] (No longer produced.) Ultratard [2] (No longer produced.) | |
| Iletin I Ultralente (No longer produced.) | |
| Levemir-insulin Detemir | |
| Lantus-insulin Glargine | |
References[]
- ↑ discussion of differences between r-DNA Ultralente and beef Ultralente insulins. Free Patents Online.
- ↑ Insulin Preparations. UK Committee on Safety of Medicines (1976).
More Information[]
- NACDS-Insulin Chart-Page 2
- Insulin therapy for dogs and cats Dowling, Patricia, September 1995, Canadian Veterinary Journal
- Lente Insulins-Injectable Suspensions West Virginia University College of Pharmacy-2009
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