You saw what Toujeo® can do. Now here's how Toujeo does it. Once-daily Toujeo is a long-acting insulin that works like your body's natural insulin. Toujeo is released gradually with no pronounced peak or wear-off between doses. It can help control your blood sugar along wth diet and exercise.
Proven significant
A1C reduction
*American Diabetes Association
Do you really need to test your blood sugar and get your A1C tests, too? The answer is yes. Why? Because together they tell the bigger picture of how well you're controlling your diabetes. Your A1C measures average blood sugar levels over the past 2-3 months. While daily blood sugar tests show what your blood sugar is at that moment. The chart helps you see more about how these two numbers are related.
Goals are for many nonpregnant adults with diabetes. Target A1C levels will be individualized by your healthcare professional.
Toujeo should be taken once a day at the same time each day.
Once-daily Toujeo is a long-acting insulin that works like your body's natural insulin. The gradual release gives you no pronounced peak or wear-off between doses.
Blood Sugar Log
It is important to keep track of your blood sugar levels and your insulin dose by following the schedule worked out with your doctor. Use our Blood Sugar Log to help and share it with your doctor.
Both your A1C and your blood sugar levels are important. A1C measures average blood sugar levels over the past 2-3 months. So it's a great way to track how your diabetes is being controlled over time. See how these two numbers are related.
To find your personal average blood sugar level:
This calculator is not a replacement for an A1C test in your doctor’s office, and the results should not be used to make therapy decisions.
Source: ADA - Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes
In addition to lowering A1C, studies showed that Toujeo helped keep blood sugar levels stable, within the ADA target zone. Could Toujeo be what you need to help with your treatment plan? Ask your doctor.
Taking Toujeo at the same time each day is one more way you can work toward managing your A1C and blood sugar levels better. So, do your best to pick a time that works for you, and create a routine using these tips.
Get your Toujeo Copay Savings Card and pay $10 for every Toujeo prescription for 12 months. You can use the Toujeo Savings Card at all retail pharmacies in the US.
Your copay is still just $10. OK, how? It’s thanks to our $500 per box maximum savings limit of Toujeo. In fact, no other long-acting insulin has a higher maximum savings limit. This may make a difference to your wallet.
If the cost of your prescription in the pharmacy is higher than the maximum savings after your insurance is applied, you will have to pay a higher copay than specified above.
* Subject to maximum savings. Program terms below.
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