Who Should Consider Using a Pre-Filled Insulin Pen?

Who Should Consider Using a Pre-Filled Insulin Pen? (1:15)

Pre-filled insulin pens may be more user-friendly than syringes and vials, especially if you don't see well. Learn more from endocrinologist John Merendino, MD, in this video.

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