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Old 02-02-2006, 06:23 PM
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Isn't Novolog supposed to be more heat resistant?
Yes, that is why it's suppose to be more recommend for pumpers. They also claim that pumpers may require a little less novolog than they did humalog. Basically it goes with the breakdown effect that insulins have at high heats and humalog is more prone to it. But it's such a small amount, many won't notice a difference.

I will be doing a permanent switch to Novolog in a few days after being on Humalog for 3-4 years. So I'll let everyone know if I have to make any changes or not.
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