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Poll Results   Which insulins do you or your child use?     Vote for all that apply     Short acting insulins         Humalog     26%     264         NovoLog/Novorapid     26%     261         Regular/Actrapid/Velosulin     2%     29     Long acting insulins         NPH/Isophane/Insulatard     16%     162         Lente     1%     14         Ultralente     1%     17         Lantus     21%     215     Other         Premixed (70/30, etc.)     1%     19         Other insulin     1%     11         Don't use insulin     1%     4   Total votes: 996

Which insulins do you or your child use? Poll dates: January 18 - 25, 2004 Total Votes: 996 Insulin users today have a great variety of products from which to choose. In the past few years, two fast-acting analogs (Humalog and NovoLog) and one long-acting analog (Lantus) have been introduced and have changed the way many people use insulin. The use of Regular insulin among our readers has dropped off to two percent. NPH use has dropped too, from 32% in 2000 to 16% in 2004. This table shows readers' answers to this survey over the past four years:   Answer     Jan 2004     Jan 2003     Jan 2002     Mar 2000   Short acting insulins Humalog 26% 34% 37% 35% NovoLog 26% 12% 3% -- Regular 2% 3% 4% 12% Long acting insulins NPH 16% 22% 28% 32% Lente 1% 1% 3% 4% Ultralente 1% 2% 5% 7% Lantus 21% 17% 11% -- Other Premixed 1% 2% 2% 5% Other insulin 1% 2% 2% 2% Percentages based on use compared with all responses Looking at answers in the short-acting and long-acting insulins shows a dramatic change since 2000. The following graphs illustrate the rapid increase in use of insulin analogs and the concurrent decline in the use of Regular and NPH. Rapid Acting Insulin Use The rise in the use of NovoLog has been particularly significant since it was introduced in 2002. The use of Regular continues to decline. Among users of rapid-acting insulin, NovoLog and Humalog have essentially equal market share as of January 2004, at least among visitors to this web site. Data within rapid-acting insulin only Data among all responses Long Acting Insulin Use In 2004, for the first time, more people report using Lantus than NPH as their long-acting insulin. The use of Lente and Ultralente have declined to almost none. Lantus now shows greater than a 50% market share among users of long-acting insulin. Data within long-acting insulin only Data among all responses [Download an Excel spreadsheet with the data and graphs from this poll] [Return to the current poll]

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