What is the generic name for Basaglar?

Basaglar and Levemir are both brand-name drugs. There are currently no generic forms of either drug. Brand-name medications usually cost more than generics. According to estimates from GoodRx.com, Basaglar may cost less than Levemir.

Are Lantus and Basaglar the same?

Basaglar is not a generic equivalent of Lantus, and therefore, the two are not interchangeable. If you are prescribed Lantus and would like to switch to Basaglar, your doctor will need to write you a new prescription. Your pharmacist cannot automatically substitute one for the other without your doctor’s approval.

Which is better Basaglar or Lantus?

Basaglar and Lantus are both equally effective at lowering blood sugar in patients with diabetes and they are identical structurally. Clinical studies conducted by the manufacturer showed that Basaglar is safe, effective and similar to Lantus, so you can feel comfortable using either product.

What insulin is comparable to Basaglar?

There are a couple of other alternatives to Basaglar that you might want to speak with your doctor about. Lantus, Toujeo and Levemir are all long-acting insulins that have been found to be just as safe and effective as Basaglar.

Is tresiba and Basaglar the same?

Tresiba contains insulin degludec, and Basaglar contains insulin glargine. Both drugs are taken by subcutaneous injection (an injection under the skin). Both Tresiba and Basaglar are typically taken once a day. Tresiba works for up to 42 hours, and Basaglar works for up to 24 hours.

Is Humalog the same as Basaglar?

The only difference from Lantus is the Lilly KwikPen delivery system also found on other Lilly short-acting insulins like Humulin and Humalog. Basaglar dose should be the same as Lantus because it is the same drug at the same concentration.

Can you switch from Basaglar to Lantus?

Although Lantus and Basaglar contain the same active ingredient, they are made differently and by different companies. This means that Basaglar is not an exact replica of Lantus. If you are prescribed one and would like to switch to the other, your doctor will need to write you a new prescription.

Are Admelog and Basaglar the same?

Admelog is the first approved short-acting ‘follow-on’ mealtime insulin product. It is considered a “follow-on” brand to Humalog, similar to how Basaglar is considered a “follow-on” brand to Lantus.

Can I take Humalog and Basaglar together?

No interactions were found between Basaglar and Humalog. However, this does not necessarily mean no interactions exist. Always consult your healthcare provider.

What is Basaglar ® (Bāz-a-Glar)?

Important Facts About Basaglar ® (bāz-a-glar). It is also known as insulin glargine injection. Basaglar is a long-acting insulin that is only available with a prescription. It is used to control high blood sugar in: adults with type 1 or type 2 diabetes; children with type 1 diabetes

Why did my doctor prescribe Basaglar?

Your doctor recommended BASAGLAR because it’s a long-acting insulin, which means it’s a good place to begin for people new to insulin. It’s normal to have a lot of questions when starting insulin. Whether you and your doctor are still discussing insulin or you’ve already been prescribed BASAGLAR, you’ve come to the right place.

Where can I find additional terms and conditions for Basaglar?

Subject to additional terms and conditions, which can be found at www.basaglar.com/support/savings.

What is the Basaglar savings card?

The BASAGLAR Savings Card may help with the cost of your prescription. Eligible patients with commercial drug insurance may receive their BASAGLAR for as little as $5/month per prescription thanks to the BASAGLAR Savings Card. *