prefilled DISPOSABLE pen called Lantus SoloStar will offer more convenience

March 2008

A new prefilled DISPOSABLE pen called Lantus SoloStar will offer more convenience for patients with diabetes.

Lantus SoloStar (insulin glargine) consists of a disposable pen device that is PRELOADED with a 3 mL Lantus cartridge.

It's an alternative for patients who have difficulty loading the Lantus cartridges into the reusable Autopen injector.

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