Allstar Pro

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    Description

    Allstar Pro is a reusable insulin pen used for daily insulin injections. It can be used for up to 3 years and requires Sanofi 3 mL (300 units) U-100 insulin cartridges. The device delivers doses from 1 to 80 units in 1-unit steps.

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    Directions

    When using an Allstar Pro insulin pen, there are some critical steps that need to be followed, as outlined below:

    • Insert a Sanofi insulin cartridge into the pen.
    • Attach a new, sterile needle before each injection.
    • Perform a safety test to ensure that both the pen and needle are working properly. Set the dose to 2 units and press the dose button fully. You should see a drop of insulin appear at the needle tip. If this isn't the case, you may have to change the needle and check the cartridge. You may need to repeat the safety test up to 3 times.
    • Select your prescribed dose and inject insulin as instructed by your healthcare provider. Hold the dose button down and count to 10.
    • Remove and discard the needle safely, then put the pen cap back on the insulin pen. Store the pen with the insulin cartridge remaining inserted.
    • Do not refrigerate or freeze the pen; store it at room temperature (follow insulin instructions), away from direct sunlight.
    • When cleaning the device, use a damp cloth only.

    Ingredients

    The Allstar Pro insulin pen consists of the following components:

    • Reusable insulin pen
    • Dose selector
    • Dose window
    • Cartridge holder
    • Pen cap

    Compatible and disposable needles are sold separately.

    Cautions

    In order to use Allstar Pro insulin pen safely and effectively, start by inserting the correct cartridges (Sanofi 3 mL (300 units) U-100 insulin cartridges). If the pen is damaged or not working correctly, do not use it and always carry a backup method to deliver insulin. Additionally, you should never share your pen or cartridges with others or reuse needles. Never skip the safety test mentioned above and use separate pens for different types of insulin. Ensure that you never press the button without a needle attached or force-press the button if it is hard to press. Finally, ask for help if you have problems with self-injection, and keep the Allstar Pro insulin pen out of reach of children.

    Side Effects

    When using the Allstar Pro insulin pen, you may notice mild pain or irritation at the injection site. Additionally, improper use can cause other risks, including infection with repeated or shared needle use, incorrect dosing, and needle injury.

    Additional risks associated with the use of the Allstar Pro insulin pen may occur. Notify your doctor of any persistent or concerning symptoms.

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    Frequently Asked Questions about the AllStar Pro Insulin Pen


    What is the AllStar Pro Insulin Pen and what is it used for?

    The AllStar Pro Insulin Pen is a reusable insulin delivery device designed to help people with diabetes inject their prescribed insulin. It works with compatible insulin cartridges to support accurate dosing for both type 1 and type 2 diabetes under healthcare provider guidance.


    How do you load and prepare the AllStar Pro Insulin Pen?

    To prepare the AllStar Pro Insulin Pen, insert a compatible insulin cartridge, attach a new sterile needle, prime the pen by expelling a small amount of insulin to remove air, and set the prescribed dose before injecting. Always follow the instructions provided with your specific pen.


    How is the dose set on the pen and administered?

    The dose is set by turning the dose knob until it matches the prescribed number of units. After selecting the dose, place the needle against the skin, press the injection button fully, and hold it in place for several seconds to ensure the full dose is delivered.


    Where can you inject insulin with this pen?

    Insulin is injected subcutaneously into fatty tissue, commonly in the abdomen, thigh, upper arm, or buttocks. Rotating injection sites regularly helps reduce the risk of skin issues such as lipodystrophy.


    How should the pen be stored?

    Unused insulin cartridges should generally be stored in the refrigerator. A cartridge currently in use may be kept at room temperature according to manufacturer recommendations. Avoid exposure to extreme heat or freezing, and always check insulin appearance and expiration dates.


    What should you do with needles and used cartridges?

    Needles should be disposed of after a single use in an approved sharps container to reduce the risk of injury and infection. Used insulin cartridges should be discarded following local medical waste disposal regulations.


    What are common side effects with insulin delivered by the AllStar Pro Pen?

    Common side effects of insulin include low blood sugar (hypoglycemia), redness or irritation at the injection site, and possible allergic reactions. Blood glucose should be monitored regularly, and any unusual symptoms should be discussed with a healthcare provider.


    How can you reduce the risk of low blood sugar with this pen?

    To reduce the risk of hypoglycemia, follow your prescribed insulin dose, eat regular meals, monitor blood glucose levels frequently, and consider factors such as physical activity or missed meals. Carry fast-acting carbohydrates for emergencies.


    Can the pen be used by someone else?

    No. The AllStar Pro Insulin Pen and its needles should never be shared with others, even if the needle is changed, due to the risk of infection and incorrect dosing.


    Who should you talk to if you have questions about using the AllStar Pro Insulin Pen?

    Any questions about loading, dosing, injection technique, storage, or side effects should be discussed with your healthcare provider or a certified diabetes educator to ensure safe and effective insulin use.

    IMPORTANT NOTE: The above information is intended to increase awareness of health information and does not suggest treatment or diagnosis. This information is not a substitute for individual medical attention and should not be construed to indicate that use of the drug is safe, appropriate, or effective for you. See your health care professional for medical advice and treatment.

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