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The answer is yes! At Insulin Outlet, we are proud to offer our customers affordable insulin through our prescription service. You can buy your medications at a fraction of the cost with our trusted and reliable prescription fulfillment service!
Whether it’s federal legislation in Canada or the United States, we follow it as thoroughly as possible. We have been used by hundreds of Americans for fulfilling their diabetes medication needs for years. We can only process orders with a valid prescription (from a US doctor’s office) and we can only supply up to 3 months’ supply.
The savings! Typical US pharmacies charge over $500 USD for Levemir® FlexTouch pens. At Insulin Outlet, you can purchase Levemir® insulin pens for only $194.99 USD! We understand that buying medications online from another country may be hard for some people. For any questions or concerns, feel free to contact us. One of our friendly staff members will be glad to assist you!
Yes, you do! Medications cannot be sold without a valid prescription from a doctor in the US. Our services are only available to US citizens with a valid prescription from their home country. International prescriptions are not accepted.
We cannot provide Levemir® prescriptions to you without a medical physician’s authorization or guidance. Both the United States and Canada consider this to be illegal. Your doctor will have to prescribe you Levemir® if he or she has properly prescribed it for you.
We do! However, this method tends to take the longest. Prescription transfers from your doctor’s office or pharmacy are not under our control. Their processes can take weeks, and some may even take months. As a result, shipments are delayed. Orders cannot be processed without a valid prescription. To get your prescription quickly and efficiently, we recommend getting it through your own means.
When checking out, enter your doctor’s office or pharmacy’s contact information (comments section) if you would like us to obtain your prescription.
Your prescription can be uploaded via the Upload Prescription page. Alternatively, you can email it to info@insulinoutlet.com or fax it to 1-888-804-1287.
Our shipping charges are $39.99. We ship your medication in temperature-sensitive packaging to ensure its safety. Visit our Shipping Rates page for more information.
Taking Levemir® (insulin detemir) with another oral diabetes medication, such as metformin, can improve blood sugar control. Consult your healthcare provider about diabetes treatment and what medications may be appropriate for you.
The absence of enzymes in Lantus® (insulin detemir) allows it to absorb slowly and act longer than Levemir® (insulin detemir).
Take Levemir insulin according to your prescriber’s instructions. During your consultation with your prescribing doctor, you’ll get instructions on how to take Levemir. It is important that you adhere to their guidelines. A typical use of Levemir is to inject the insulin at bedtime or with supper once a day.
After injection, it begins to work several hours later and continues for 24 hours. In most cases, Levemir® (insulin detemir) will only need to be injected once each day.
In case of missed doses, contact your doctor. Always carry insulin with you. Don’t run out of medicine until your prescription is refilled.
If you suspect poisoning, call Poison Help at 1-800-222-1222. Hyperglycemia caused by insulin overdose can be life-threatening. A person may experience drowsiness, confusion, blurred vision, numbness or tingling in their mouths, trouble speaking, muscle weakness, clumsy or jerky movements, seizures (convulsions), or loss of consciousness.
Uncommon insulin levels within your body can cause low blood sugar. Do not drive or operate machinery until you determine how this medicine affects you.
Before injecting insulin, check the medicine label to avoid medication errors.
Alcohol should not be consumed.
Children should not be exposed to this product.
Levemir® that is outdated or no longer needed should be thrown away.
Your healthcare professional should dispose of any medicine you do not use.
If you don’t use a vial or pen, keep it in the refrigerator. Avoid freezing. The expiration date of insulin indicates the amount of time you should keep it in the fridge. After that date has passed, throw away the medicine.
For up to 42 days, the vials or pens can be stored at room temperature (opened or unopened). To minimize their exposure to direct sunlight and heat, they should be kept as far from them as possible.