Sanofi Allstar is a reusable insulin pen designed for precise insulin delivery using 3 mL (300 units) insulin cartridges. Engineered for comfort and usability, it offers accurate dose adjustment, a low-force injection mechanism, and a robust build suitable for long-term use. Its clear dose window and audible clicks minimize user error, supporting daily administration in patients with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. The device does not include insulin; compatible cartridges must be purchased separately. Reliable access is available through trusted online pharmacy channels.

• Diabetes > Basal and Prandial Insulin Delivery for Type 1 & Type 2 Diabetes
  Sanofi Allstar is intended for subcutaneous insulin administration using prefilled 3 mL cartridges. It supports various insulin formulations, including basal (long-acting), bolus (rapid-acting), or premixed types, according to patient-specific regimens. Its reusable design and precise dose control make it ideal for patients requiring multiple daily injections.

• Compatible with Sanofi 3 mL (300 units) insulin cartridges (sold separately).

• Provides accurate and consistent insulin delivery across a wide range of doses.

• Ergonomic design with tactile feedback and audible dose clicks ensures dosing confidence.

• Supports basal, bolus, or premixed insulin regimens for flexible diabetes management.

• Reusability promotes environmental sustainability by reducing single-use plastic waste.

• Enables precise insulin titration for improved glucose control, complementing therapies such as Glucophage, Invokana, or Forxiga where clinically appropriate.

• Read the full instruction manual before first use.

• Insert a Sanofi 3 mL insulin cartridge firmly into the pen body.

• Prime the pen by releasing 1–2 units before each injection.

• Attach a new sterile needle for every use.

• Inject subcutaneously into the abdomen, thigh, or upper arm. Rotate sites regularly.

• Do not use if the pen has been dropped or damaged.

• Remove the needle after use and store the pen without it to prevent leakage or contamination.

Store at room temperature below 25°C when in use. Avoid heat, moisture, and direct sunlight. Unused insulin cartridges should be refrigerated between 2–8°C. Never freeze. Always remove the needle before storage.

• Improper needle hygiene can cause local infections or abscess formation.

• Repeated injections at the same site may cause lipodystrophy.

• Risk of underdosing or overdosing due to user error in dialing or cartridge loading.

• Hypoglycemia may occur if insulin dosing is not adjusted according to diet and activity.

• Device malfunction from prolonged use or mechanical damage may affect dose reliability.