SAMULIN R 100IU/ML INJ 1S

Samulin R 100IU/mL Injection is Regular Human Insulin, used to help control high blood glucose levels in people with diabetes. It is a short-acting insulin that helps the body utilize glucose for energy and lower blood sugar. The product is listed as a 100 IU/mL insulin injection from Sami Pharmaceuticals.

Brand: Samulin R
Generic: Human Regular (Soluble) Insulin
Strength: 100 IU/mL
Dosage Form: Injection
Pack Size: 1S
Category: Antidiabetic / Insulin

What is SAMULIN R used for?

Samulin R may be prescribed for:

• Diabetes mellitus
• Control of elevated blood glucose
• Supplementing the body's insulin when natural insulin is insufficient
• Blood-glucose management as part of an individualized diabetes treatment plan

Key Benefits

✔ Helps lower elevated blood glucose
✔ Provides insulin needed for glucose utilization
✔ Supports better blood-sugar control
✔ Can be used as part of an individualized diabetes management plan
✔ Suitable for patients requiring regular human insulin under medical supervision

Possible Side Effects

The most important potential side effect is hypoglycemia (low blood sugar).

Symptoms may include:

• Sweating
• Shaking
• Hunger
• Dizziness
• Weakness
• Fast heartbeat
• Confusion or difficulty concentrating

Other possible effects include injection-site redness, swelling or irritation and, with repeated injections, changes in the fatty tissue under the skin.

Severe hypoglycemia can be an emergency. Follow your doctor's diabetes action plan and seek urgent medical assistance when necessary.

Pharmacist's Advice

Samulin R should be used strictly according to your doctor's insulin regimen.

• Do not change the dose or timing without medical advice.
• Check your blood glucose as recommended by your healthcare professional.
• Learn the correct injection technique and injection sites from your healthcare professional.
• Rotate injection sites to reduce skin and tissue problems.
• Make sure you are using the correct type and strength of insulin before every injection.
• Do not share insulin needles, syringes or injection devices.
• Be aware of symptoms of low blood sugar and keep an appropriate source of fast-acting glucose available if advised.
• Store insulin according to the manufacturer's instructions and protect it from inappropriate temperatures and direct heat/light.
• Tell your doctor about other medicines, changes in diet, exercise or illness, as these can affect blood-glucose requirements.