Eli Lilly HumaPen Savvio is a premium reusable insulin injection pen developed for individuals who value both precision and aesthetics in diabetes management. Designed to deliver insulin from Lilly 3 mL cartridges (sold separately), it combines portability with ergonomic functionality. Its compact and stylish build allows for discreet use, making it ideal for active users managing insulin therapy throughout the day.

- Diabetes > Accurate insulin delivery for Type 1 & Type 2 Diabetes using 3 mL Lilly cartridges HumaPen Savvio enables the administration of basal or mealtime insulin via subcutaneous injection. Its compatibility with various Lilly insulin types (e.g., Humalog, Humulin R/N) and user-friendly interface make it a suitable daily companion for people needing flexible insulin regimens.

- Compatible Cartridge: Lilly 3 mL insulin cartridges (sold separately) - Works with rapid-acting, intermediate-acting, or mixed insulin formulations - Delivers doses in 1-unit increments, up to a maximum of 60 units per injection - Features a discreet, sleek pen body available in multiple colors - Mechanical dial offers audible clicks and tactile feedback for accurate dose control - Designed for long-term daily use without sacrificing portability or ease of grip

- Insert a new Lilly 3 mL insulin cartridge into the pen and reassemble the unit - Prime the pen by ejecting 2 units before injection - Dial the correct number of units as prescribed - Inject subcutaneously in the abdomen, thigh, or upper arm - Change injection site each time to avoid lipohypertrophy - Use a sterile needle for each injection and dispose of it safely after use - Keep the pen clean and dry; never immerse it in water or store it with a needle attached

Store at room temperature below 25°C when in use. Keep the pen capped and protected from dust, sunlight, and heat. Unused insulin cartridges must be stored in a refrigerator between 2°C and 8°C. Do not freeze or expose to direct light.

- Using blunt or reused needles can cause pain, bruising, or local infection - Inadequate site rotation may lead to hardened tissue or poor insulin absorption - Failure to properly prime the pen may result in underdosing - Sharing the device poses risk of bloodborne transmission - Accidental overdose may occur if dose dial is mishandled or misread