Humalog Prescription Assistance

Get Your Humalog Discount

Humalog, which is also known as Insulin Lispro, was created in 1996 for type 1 diabetes. It is an altered form of insulin and completely produced in a laboratory and does not have anything from nature in it. Humalog still does everything insulin is supposed to do to the human body. It was made to be a part of a treatment program that includes exercise, weight control, diet, and blood sugar testing.

If you have type 1 diabetes and need financial assistance Advocate My Meds helps with most medication finances including Humalog. Call the #1 prescription assistance service at 877-596-1604 TODAY! You can also fill out the form below to get started.

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Price of Humalog with discount card

Quantity Per unitPrice
3 milliliter(s)$25.41$76.24
10 milliliter(s)$12.79 – $24.19$127.95 – $241.87
15 milliliter(s)$16.65$249.72

History of Humalog

Humalog was created from recombinant DNA technology. The name was marketed by Eli Lilly and Company. Humalog it the first insulin analog to enter the market in the US, it is taken orally and made to be fast acting. Insurance does not pay for Humalog, but financial assistant programs like Advocate My Meds will help with finances with Humalog.

Humalog Optionshumalog discount

  • (Humalog KwikPen) cartridges and prefilled pens
  • (Humalog) Humalog range comprises fast-acting insulin solutions
  • (Humalog Basal) Longer acting insulin suspensions
  • (Humalog Mix) combinations of both in various proportions

Studies on Humalog

Humalog was originally in studied in eight clinical trials before it was release. The trials included 2,951 patients that have type 1 diabetes or type 2. Humalog was also studied in 542 patients that were between the ages of 2-19 years old.

Insulin is very important to have for diabetes. Without it, a persons life could be in danger. If you or a loved one needs help paying for Humalog, don’t hesitate to call 877-596-1604 or visit Advocate My Meds for more information on how to save on prescription drugs.