SAMULIN NPH 100IU/ML INJ 1S
Samulin NPH 100IU/mL Injection contains Human Insulin Isophane (NPH), an intermediate-acting insulin used to help control blood glucose levels in people with diabetes who require insulin treatment. NPH insulin provides insulin activity over an extended period compared with short-acting regular insulin.
Brand: Samulin NPH
Generic: Human Insulin Isophane (NPH)
Strength: 100IU/mL
Dosage Form: Injection
Pack Size: 1S
Category: Insulin / Antidiabetic Medicine
Manufacturer: Sami Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd.
What is SAMULIN NPH used for?
Samulin NPH may be prescribed for:
- Diabetes mellitus
- Control of elevated blood glucose
- Patients who require intermediate-acting insulin
- Blood-sugar management as part of an individualized insulin treatment plan
Key Benefits
β Helps control elevated blood glucose
β Provides intermediate-acting insulin coverage
β Supports glucose utilization by the body
β Helps maintain blood sugar within the target range when used as prescribed
β Suitable for patients requiring NPH insulin therapy
Possible Side Effects
The most important side effect of insulin treatment is hypoglycemia (low blood sugar).
Symptoms can include:
- Sweating
- Shaking
- Hunger
- Dizziness
- Weakness
- Fast heartbeat
- Confusion
- Difficulty concentrating
Other possible reactions include redness, swelling or irritation at the injection site. Repeated injections in the same area can also cause changes in the fatty tissue under the skin.
Severe hypoglycemia can be an emergency. Follow your doctor's instructions for managing low blood sugar and seek urgent medical assistance when necessary.
Pharmacist's Advice
Use Samulin NPH only according to your doctor's prescribed insulin regimen.
β’ Do not change the dose or timing without medical advice.
β’ Monitor your blood glucose as recommended by your healthcare professional.
β’ NPH insulin is a suspension and must be handled according to the manufacturer's instructions before injection; follow the product leaflet for the correct preparation technique.
β’ Learn the correct injection technique from your doctor, pharmacist or diabetes educator.
β’ Rotate injection sites to help reduce skin and tissue complications.
β’ Always confirm the correct insulin type and strength before administration.
β’ Never share needles, syringes or injection devices.
β’ Be aware of symptoms of low blood sugar and keep an appropriate source of fast-acting glucose available as advised.
β’ Store insulin according to the package instructions and protect it from excessive heat, freezing and direct sunlight.
β’ Tell your healthcare professional about changes in diet, exercise, illness or other medicines because these may affect insulin requirements.