InPenTM smart insulin pen
The InPenTM smart insulin pen† empowers you and your patients with actionable data not available through traditional multiple daily injections (MDI).
Intuitive decision support
InPenTM helps MDI users take the right amount of insulin at the right time, thanks to real-time tracking and decision support.
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InPenTM helps solve common MDI challenges
Missing 2 doses per week can lead to an increase in A1C of up to 0.4%1
2 out of 3 people need help calculating their doses and 60% of doses are stacked2–4
Lack of accurate dosing data is a barrier to optimizing glycemic control5
The use of a bolus calculator is associated with a 0.7–1.0% reduction in A1C6–8
A system that helps make life easier for your patients
InPen helps MDI users take the right amount of insulin at the right time, thanks to real-time tracking and decision support
- Tracks active insulin
- Reminds user to dose
- Calculates personalized doses
- Automatically logs doses
- Syncs with CGMs and glucose meters
Patient data in one convenient place
Integrated, reliable diabetes data
InPen™ Insights Reports provide a way to view a patient’s glucose, carbohydrate, and insulin dosing data from their InPen system.
Easy collaboration
InPen™ Insights Reports help providers assess a patient’s insulin doses and glycemic levels, regardless of which multiple daily injection regimen the patient is following.
Example patient profile
† Smart insulin pens connect to a mobile app to provide dosing calculations, reminders and CGM system integration.
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2. Garg SK, Bookout TR, McFann KK, et al. Improved glycemic control in intensively treated adult subjects with type 1 diabetes using insulin guidance software. Diabetes Technology and Therapeutics. 2008; 10(5):369-375.
3. Zaugg, Stephanie D., et al. “Diabetes numeracy and blood glucose control: association with type of diabetes and source of care.” Clinical diabetes: a publication of the American Diabetes Association 32.4 (2014): 152-157.
4. Cavanaugh, Kerri, et al. “Association of numeracy and diabetes control.” Annals of Internal Medicine. 148.10 (2008): 737-746.
5. Klonoff DC, Kerr D. Smart Pens Will Improve Insulin Therapy. J Dia Sci & Tech. 2018;12(3):551-553.
6. Ziegler R, Cavan DA, Cranston I, et al. Use of an insulin bolus advisor improves glycemic control in multiple daily insulin injection (MDI) therapy patients with suboptimal glycemic control: first results from the ABACUS trial. Diabetes Care. 2013; 36(11):3613-3619.
7. Kaufman FR, Halvorson M, Carpenter S. Use of a plastic insulin dosage guide to correct blood glucose levels out of the target range and for carbohydrate counting in subjects with type 1 diabetes. Diabetes Care. 1999; 22(8):1252-1257.
8 Anderson DG. Multiple daily injections in young patients using the ezy-BICC bolus insulin calculation card, compared to mixed insulin and CSII. Pediatric Diabetes. 2009; 10(5):304-309.
Important Safety Information: InPen system
The InPen system consists of a reusable insulin pen and mobile app and is for people living with diabetes. It can be used to deliver insulin, help calculate insulin doses, and estimate carbohydrates for meals. Those under the age of 7 should only use the device with an adult’s supervision. A healthcare provider must prescribe InPen, provide dosage settings, and discuss all potential benefits and risks. Using the device with incorrect therapy settings may lead to severe highs and lows. The system should not be used by those unable to test blood glucose levels or the visually impaired. For additional safety information and user guides, see https://bit.ly/MiniMedRisks.