Injectable insulin — regular, NPH, biphasic 30/70 and glargine at 100 IU/mL — plus SGLT2 inhibitors, with validated cold-chain export.
Over 530 million adults live with diabetes, and WHO targets 100% insulin access for everyone who needs it. Artemisine Medicines Technology manufactures the complete injectable insulin family at 100 IU/mL — human insulin injection (regular), isophane protamine human insulin (NPH) and mixed protamine human insulin (biphasic 30/70) — plus the long-acting analogue insulin glargine injection, covering basal, bolus and premix regimens from a single sterile GMP site.
For type 2 diabetes we supply the modern SGLT2 inhibitor class: dapagliflozin 10 mg, empagliflozin 25 mg and canagliflozin 300 mg tablets — agents with proven cardiovascular and renal outcome benefits in international guidelines. Related hospital products include 5% and 10% glucose/dextrose IV infusions for hypoglycaemia rescue and clinical nutrition support.
Insulin quality lives or dies in the cold chain: our export operation runs validated 2–8°C insulated packaging with calibrated temperature data-loggers, and every batch ships with COA, COPP, DMF and CTD dossiers for national registration and hospital tenders.
All products are GMP manufactured and supplied with COA, COPP, DMF and CTD dossiers. Tap any product for specifications and WHO prescribing guidance.
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Human insulin injection (regular) 100 IU/mL, isophane protamine (NPH) human insulin, mixed protamine human insulin (biphasic 30/70) and insulin glargine 100 IU/mL — covering basal, bolus and premix therapy.
Yes — the SGLT2 inhibitor class: dapagliflozin 10 mg, empagliflozin 25 mg and canagliflozin 300 mg tablets, all GMP manufactured with full registration documentation.
Validated 2–8°C insulated packaging with calibrated temperature data-loggers, cold-store staging at origin and reefer/air-freight options — qualification reports available for your regulatory file.
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