Hi Paul,
I used Lantus for over 1 year. It solved a big problem for me
(Type 2 using R). I needed a small bolus and had been using
Lente. But the Lente would run out during the day, leaving my
bg too high before dinner. Switched to Lantus as soon as it
came out. Took it at night. Solved the pre-dinner bg problem.
I also found it to work well over 24 hours -- so if I didn't
go to bed the same time each night, it was still working. Very
even release -- no peaks. So I didn't have high spots and low
spots that couldn't be accounted for by MY activity. So I'm a
big fan. I only dropped off it when I switched to Actos and
got off insulin completely a few months ago. Eric
In article <3dc89657$0$18871$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au>,
ptazzyman@yahoo.com says...
> Does anyone have experience of Lantus ????
>
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> "You haven't lived until you've died !"
> <please_post_your_reply@thank.you> wrote in message
> news:5ojgsuohhqkc7svv7ilp87lf241flhpomg@4ax.com...
> > Hi, Lantus costs ~$50 in USA. I am trying to buy it in
> > Canada online pharmacies because insulins are always
> > cheaper in Canada. But crossborderpharmacy.com,
> > canadarx.com and canadameds.com don't sell
> > it. Does anyone buy Lantus in Canada online pharmacies?
> > If so, would you tell me which online pharmacies sell
> > Lantus? Thank you for your help.
> >
>