Lumos insulin human patent?

“Lumos insulin human” doesn’t match a widely known, official insulin brand name or product line in the way that Humulin (Eli Lilly/biocompare), Novolin (Novo Nordisk), Lantus, Levemir, Tresiba, etc. do.

Also, “patent” can mean a few different things for insulins:

• patents on the specific product/brand (formulation, device, manufacturing)
• patents on the molecule (sometimes long expired for older “human insulin”)
• patents on process/manufacturing or biosimilar exclusivities
• different patents by country/jurisdiction

Quick questions so I can find the right patent info

1. What exactly is “Lumos”? Is it a brand, a biosimilar, or a company name?
2. Which country do you care about (US, EP/EU, UK, India, etc.)?
3. Do you want:
   • the earliest “human insulin” patents,
   • a specific Lumos product patent,
   • or the patent status/expiry?

If you share one detail, I can locate the patent

Reply with any of the following and I’ll track down the relevant patent(s):

• product link / label photo text
• manufacturer name
• strength/formulation (e.g., “regular,” “NPH,” “premix,” “insulin human isophane”)
• NDC (US) or marketing authorization number (EU/UK)
• any patent number you’ve seen (even partial)

If you tell me the country and what “Lumos” refers to, I’ll proceed to identify the likely patent family and current status.