Medications for
Type 1 Diabetes
Insulin therapy is essential for type 1 diabetes management. Multiple insulin types are available including rapid-acting, long-acting, and combination formulations.
6 Medications for Type 1 Diabetes
Compare costs, coverage, and side effects.
Humalog
(Insulin Lispro)Rapid-acting mealtime insulin
InsulinNovolog
(Insulin Aspart)Rapid-acting mealtime insulin
InsulinLantus
(Insulin Glargine)Long-acting basal insulin (24-hour coverage)
InsulinBasaglar
(Insulin Glargine)Biosimilar long-acting insulin (lower cost Lantus alternative)
InsulinTresiba
(Insulin Degludec)Ultra-long-acting insulin with flexible dosing
InsulinHumulin
(Human Insulin)Affordable human insulin in multiple formulations
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Frequently Asked Questions
What medications are used for Type 1 Diabetes?
Common medications for Type 1 Diabetes include Humalog, Novolog, Lantus, Basaglar, and more. The best medication depends on your specific situation, other conditions, and insurance coverage.
How much do Type 1 Diabetes medications cost?
Costs range from $150 to $380 per month without insurance. With insurance, most are significantly cheaper. Patient assistance programs may cover the full cost.
Does Medicaid cover Type 1 Diabetes medications?
Most state Medicaid programs cover medications for Type 1 Diabetes, though specific formularies vary. Some medications may require prior authorization. Check your state's coverage for details.
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