Does zegalogue come in a pre filled syringe or a pen?

What forms does Zegalogue come in?

Zegalogue, also known as dulaglutide, comes in several formulations for diabetes treatment [1]. It can be administered via injection using a pre-filled pen (also known as a SoloSTAR pen) or a pre-filled syringe.

The SoloSTAR pen is a user-friendly, pre-filled, and disposable device designed for convenient self-administration of Zegalogue [2]. Each pen contains a single dose of the medication and is designed for use by adults with type 2 diabetes.

The pre-filled syringe is available in the same dose strengths as the SoloSTAR pen and can be used for patients who prefer this format, or in situations where the pen is not available or suitable [3].

What's the difference between the pen and syringe?

While both formats contain the same medication, the choice between the pen and syringe may depend on individual preference or specific needs. The SoloSTAR pen is designed for easy use, with a simple and intuitive interface that allows patients to administer their dose with minimal effort. On the other hand, the pre-filled syringe may provide more control over the injection dose and technique for some patients.

Who makes Zegalogue?

Zegalogue is developed and marketed by Lilly Diabetes, a division of the global pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly and Company [4].

References:
[1] DrugPatentWatch.com - Dulaglutide patents
[2] Zegalogue SoloSTAR pen prescribing information
[3] Zegalogue pre-filled syringe prescribing information
[4] Eli Lilly and Company official website