More than 9 out of 10 health plans have coverage for embecta pen needles and insulin syringes.¹ Nano™ 2nd Gen Pen Needles and Ultra-Fine™ pen needles and insulin syringes are available at the lowest branded co-pay on most health plans, including Medicare Part D.¹^t

Clinical recommendations state that a 4mm pen needle or a 6mm insulin syringe is the recommended needle length for all patients and for all injection sites as it is safe, effective, and less painful than longer needles.²

Choosing the right pen needle is important for your injection experience. Pen needle design can influence the risk of injection into the muscle, pain and bruising/bleeding.³ Consider choosing a pen needle with features that experts recommend, including:³*

Contoured pen needle base	4mm x 32G needle
5-bevel tip	Ultra-Thin wall

Nano™ 2nd Gen is the only pen needle that meets these expert recommendations.³^

Most pharmacies keep embecta pen needles and insulin syringes stocked on their shelves. If for some reason they don't have them in stock, ask the pharmacy team to order it for you. The NRC (National Reimbursement Code) table above can help your pharmacy team with ordering.

Your pharmacy team can use the NRC (National Reimbursement Code) table above to order embecta products.

embecta products are available at the lowest branded co-pay on most health plans, including Medicare Part D.¹^t Copays and coverage vary by plan - please check with your pharmacist or insurance plan for details on coverage.