In 1982, Novo marketed Human Monocomponent Insulin, and in 1987, ... Novo launched the NovoPen - the first insulin pen device in 1985. 2000–2017.

Novo Nordisk A/S and Sanofi are facing an investigation in South Africa over concerns about potential anti-competitive practices in the human insulin pen market.

Ellison says the settlement requires Novo Nordisk to provide insulin products—including Novolog, Tresiba, Fiasp, and Novolin, at any formulation and via any delivery method—at $35 per monthly ...

Ellison's office also reached a similar settlement with manufacturer Sanofi in July. "And whether you're using Eli Lilly, Sanofi and Novo Nordisk products, your insulin costs will be $35 a month ...

If your family has a household income of less than or equal to 400% of the Federal Poverty Level, you qualify for free insulin from Novo Nordisk and Sanofi. That's about $124,800 for a family of four.

The settlement requires Novo Nordisk to offer its insulin products to Minnesotans for no more than $35 a month over the next five years. The terms are similar to those reached with Eli Lilly and ...

About 400 people marched to the South African headquarters of Novo Nordisk A/S in Johannesburg this week demanding greater access to its human insulin and lower prices, while also protesting ...

As sales of Novo Nordisk’s GLP-1 drugs for diabetes and obesity continue to soar, the Danish drugmaker is once again adjusting its insulin production priorities. | Citing "capacity constraints ...

Novo Nordisk is gradually ending production of human insulin pens, the drugmaker told Reuters, as it spends billions to ramp up manufacturing of its popular obesity and diabetes injections.

MSF estimates insulin pens can be produced for $0.94 while being profitable; current U.S. price is $90.69. Diabetes affects 537 million globally, with African cases expected to rise by 134% by ...

MSF has identified price as a barrier to the use of insulin pens in LMICs. The nonprofit published a paper on insulin pen prices in March, in which it said the devices cost $1.99 in South Africa ...