Insulin

    NovoLog Day Supply Calculator

    Generic: insulin aspart · 100 units/mL · 10 mL vial (1,000 units) or 3 mL FlexPen (300 units)

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    Worked example

    Inject 10 units before meals three times daily

    Dispensed
    1 vial (1,000 units)
    Daily use
    30 units/day
    33
    days supply
    1. Total = 1,000 units
    2. Daily = 10 units × 3 meals = 30 units/day
    3. Days supply = 1,000 ÷ 30 = 33 days

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    Product details

    • Brand: NovoLog
    • Generic: insulin aspart
    • Strength: 100 units/mL
    • Typical package: 10 mL vial (1,000 units) or 3 mL FlexPen (300 units)
    • Example NDC: 00169-6339-11
    • Calculator tab: Use the insulin section in our tool

    Pharmacy tech tips

    • NovoLog and Fiasp are both aspart — do not confuse pen strengths.
    • Sliding-scale orders require pharmacist review.

    Frequently asked questions

    Novolog vs Humalog day supply — same math?

    Yes. Both use units/day ÷ total units dispensed.

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