This is our User friendly guide to insulin pens. There are currently many different types of pens for insulin injection, we have highlighted the most popular types below, click on the picture to reveal information on the pen. Please note that Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk are currently phasing out the 1.5ml insulin cartridges and replacing them with 3ml.

Insulin Pens

More detail about 3ml Humaject Pen (To be Discontinued)3ml Humaject Pen (To be Discontinued)
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More detail about 3ml Humapen3ml Humapen
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More detail about 3ml Novopen3ml Novopen
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More detail about 3ml Penmate3ml Penmate
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More detail about Autopen 24Autopen 24
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More detail about Autopen ClassicAutopen Classic
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More detail about Autopen Junior (Discontinued)Autopen Junior (Discontinued)
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More detail about Autopen Special Edition (Discontinued)Autopen Special Edition (Discontinued)
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More detail about FlexPen 3ml PreloadedFlexPen 3ml Preloaded
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More detail about Humalog disposable penHumalog disposable pen
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More detail about Humapen LuxuraHumapen Luxura
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More detail about InnoletInnolet
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More detail about MHI 500 Needle-free Insulin Delivery SystemMHI 500 Needle-free Insulin Delivery System
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More detail about OptiPen ProOptiPen Pro
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More detail about Optiset PenOptiset Pen
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More detail about Solostar pen (Available for Lantus and Apidra)Solostar pen (Available for Lantus and Apidra)
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