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Tragic Levemir Insulin Discontinuation Announcement - Alison Smart

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Novo Nordisk has announced they will discontinue Levemir (detemir) insulin by the end of 2024. This is disastrous for those who depend on this insulin which is uniquely suited to those with rapidly changing basal levels including growing teenagers and women with a menstrual cycle. Alison Smart presents an impassioned plea on behalf of a growing advocacy group for all of us to help them encourage lawmakers to pressure Novo Nordisk to continue producing Levemir until a biosimilar can be made. Find a link to the full video below.
The group have worked on a half-page flyer that provides information about the importance of Levemir and how to help them and they have created a petition for you to help put weight behind their efforts in DC. Please download the flyer below, sign the petition and contact them with questions, or ideas of how you can help.
Full Video: • Tragic Levemir Insulin...
Download the flyer: www.lowcarbusa....
Sign the petition: chng.it/XNqsFZ...
Email them at: insulinoptions@gmail.com

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26 авг 2024

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@lemieuxpascal1261 6 месяцев назад

As a T1D, using Levemir (Detemir) insulin for the last 7 years has been a game changer for me. This unique flexible basal insulin allows me to have normal blood glucose around the clock and lets me practise my endurance athletic activities without the fear of severe hypoglycemia. I can’t afford the higher cost of an insulin pump and Tresiba (Degludec) doesn’t work well for me. I'm urging Novo Nordisk to continue producing Levemir until a biosimilar insulin is available.

@g0ssage 6 месяцев назад

understand the necessity of the insulin but why not try to convince the company instead of using government force. It is the company’s product and they can do with it as they please. Government forced pharmaceutical companies to lower insulin prices not too long ago and this is what you get. Convince, by argument and reason, not by the use of a government gun. If this continues, no company will want to get near producing insulin. They will dedicate their efforts to way more lucrative and less problematic drugs like Ozempic.