What is the difference between insulin aspart, aspart bifasic and determine?I have seen them in Publi from Novo Nordisk and I don't know what is going.
Insulin classes
They basically differ in their action profile.
In this link you can see those that are today:
Aspart insulin is what we know by ultra -grape (Novorapid, Humalog, Apidra)
Bifasic Aspart will refer to Novomix 30, it is an insulin that acts in 2 phases: a first ultra -granted action (30) and a second phase of slow action (70)
The rest of the mixed insulin follow the same pattern, with different actions (10: 90.50: 50)
Levemir is a slow action insulin (from 14-16 hours ...)
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Ok, but it is not a levem but to stop, but I suppose it will be the same more or less.
thank you so much
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Levemir is the commercial name of Insulin Detemir.
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Luckily I am not ashamed, because I know that sometimes I ask some nonsense .... :)) :))
Little by little I will learn hehehehe
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There are no silly questions, what is silly is to keep doubts hehehe;)
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