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Something is very off here. A standard vial of insulin has 10 ml of insulin concentrated so there are 100 standard units per ml. 1000 units per vial. Even in A
by MengerSponge 6y ago
Something is very off here. A standard vial of insulin has 10 ml of insulin concentrated so there are 100 standard units per ml.
1000 units per vial. Even in America where our prices are bananas, the cash price of a vial of insulin is not 100k.
I believe the overall pricing trend, though. Maybe this is the cost per vial? It isn't even the cost per cc!
- disabled 6y agoYeah instead of “unit of insulin” he meant “vial of insulin”. A standard vial of insulin is 10 mL. Generally speaking, the most common concentration of insulin is 100 units per milliliter. So, typically, a standard vial of insulin contains 1,000 units of insulin.