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Islets of Hope state laws for insulin & syringe prescriptions |
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Information for this article was compiled and edited by Lahle A. Wolfe, Islets of Hope. Important Disclaimer This information for general information purposes only. This information is not intended to serve as any form of medical or legal advice.
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State Laws - Do I need a prescription for Syringes and insulin?
Hock's offers 30-50% discounted prices on diabetes supplies. We cannot specifically recommend or endorse any company but we have been listing Hock's in our resource directory for over a year as one of the two cheapest online companies to purchase from. We recently affiliated with Hock's because our own experience with them has been so positive. If you do place an order through our site, they will contribute financially towards our cause and you will get reasonable prices for diabetes supplies. Do I need a prescription to get insulin or syringes? In all states new, insulin analogs DO require a prescription. These include Humalog, Novolog, or Apidra, as well as Lantus. Note 1 for chart below: Older insulins such as regular (R) do not need a prescription except in Alaska. The chart below only specifies if older insulins require a prescription. States that require a prescription for insulin and/or syringes
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