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Toujeo® SoloStar® (insulin glargine 300 units/mL)
Using your SoloStar®
Toujeo® SoloStar® will help deliver the right dose of insulin for your patient. It is simple to use, and your patient will quickly get to grips with how to use it, where to store it and how to deliver their insulin doses.
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Driving Guidelines
These information leaflets will provide your patients with an overview of the RSA guidelines for drivers with Diabetes treated with insulin or oral medications with potential for hypoglycaemia
Toujeo® SoloStar® Handbook
This comprehensive handbook can help your patients use their Toujeo® SoloStar® pen. It has information on Toujeo® and how to inject and adjust their insulin using the SoloStar® pen. The handbook can help you support your patients in making a positive start to managing their diabetes with Toujeo® SoloStar®.
SoloStar® Patient Instruction Video
Patients who have newly started on insulin therapy or a new device may need that extra reassurance. This video can help support patients who have recently started on Toujeo® SoloStar®, in making a positive start with their new device. It helps them to get familiar with the pen and gives step by step instructions on how to inject insulin.
SoloStar® Insulin Passport
This passport is a small convenient card that the patient completes. It is an easy way for patients to ensure everyone knows about their situation and condition, in the case of an unexpected medical situation.
SoloStar® Instructions Quick Reference Guide
This document provides patients with clear instructions on how to use Toujeo® SoloStar®. After reading this document they will be equipped with the information needed to start using their device.
Monitoring your daily blood glucose
Your patients can fill in this diary to help monitor their daily blood glucose level. Doing this can support them in making the right adjustments to their insulin doses. It also helps keep a record of any appointments with their diabetes nurse or doctor.
When your peadiatric patient has diabetes...
Having diabetes isn't easy. It can be draining and difficult to understand, especially for little ones.
The Diabeasties are here to help! They won't be able to take away the inconvenience, but they could support your patient in explaining and monitoring the condition in a fun way.
Diabeasties Monitoring Diary
Explaining diabetes to children can get technical and might therefore be confusing for them. It often ends up in a tedious story for them. Using “The Diabeasties” could help to explain diabetes in a way that is understandable to them. The language is clear, and the visuals could help grasp their attention.
