[Diabetes-Talk] insulin question

[jamielgurganus at gmail.com]

I was told the same.  One month out of the refrigerator, and only one week
in a pump if your reservoir last that long.  Also, my ex-husband had to toss
his supply of insulin out when he put it too close to the freezer
compartment in a mini fridge and it crystalized.  It really is temperature
sensitive.  Just like Goldilocks--not too hot and not too cold!

				Jamie


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I was always told that insulin could remain at room temperature for a month.
Getting it really hot was a different matter though.
Veronica


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I've always left my bottles of Humalog and now Novalog at room temperature
after their first use and have never had any problem with their remaining
effective. And I believe they are at room temperature for at least three
weeks.

Alan Lemly 

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Bridgit Kuenning-Pollpeter via Diabetes-Talk
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Subject: Re: [Diabetes-Talk] insulin question

Do you literally mean sitting out at room temp? Or do you mean once you open
a vial and start using it, but keep it in the fridge?

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Subject: [Diabetes-Talk] insulin question

How long does Humolog stay out and still be good? I think 28 days. 

 

>From the desk of

Angela Perone 

 

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