If you inject insulin (or other injectables such as Victoza, or Ozempic) using an insulin pen you need pen needles, and unfortunately, they can be expensive.
I’ve been getting the 4 mm BD Nano needles for years using my insurance but the copay kept climbing so I decided to look into a cheaper pen needle option.
This is my experience, and my take, on whether cheaper pen needles are a good option for people living with diabetes?

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00:00 Introduction
0:40 What are pen needles used for?
1:45 Ordering Diathrive pen needles
3:20 Unboxing my Diathrive pen needles
3:55 Diathrive pen needle review

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