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Common long-acting (basal) insulin analogs: - Insulin glargine - Brand names: Lantus, Basaglar (biosimilar), Toujeo (glargine U-300) - Typical duration: about 24 hours (Toujeo is more concentrated) - Insulin detemir - Brand name: Levimir - Typical duration: roughly 24 hours - Insulin degludec - Brand name: Tresiba - Typical duration: up to 42 hours (ultra-long-acting) Notes: - These are basal insulins used to provide steady background insulin. - There are also combination products and country-specific brands. If you’d like, tell me your country and I can tailor the brand names accordingly or include dosing notes.
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