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What is the difference between Glaritus 100 IU Insulin and Human Fastact, 100 IU Insulin

Can a Person take the Human Fast Insulin who is already on Glaritus 100 IU

is there any difference in the Dosage

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Please ask your local chemist. Also look at the information that comes with the medication.

I am taking 30 units of Lantus at 9 pm and actarapid 20 units at 8 am to maintain BS walking for 30 min as advised by diabetic doctor. Please follow your doctor to control the blood Sugar.

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