New Product: Lantus In A Pen
Aventis Submits OptiClik™ LantusInsulin Delivery Device for Approval

Aventis announced that it has submitted marketing applications in Europe and the United States for the new OptiClik™, a reusable pen for administering Lantus® (insulin glargine [rDNA origin] injection). The cartridge for the OptiClik™, has also been submitted to the regulatory authorities in Japan.

“The OptiClik™ follows more than two years of investment in developing a delivery device to help meet the needs of people with diabetes,” explains Volker Keuth, Head of Medical Devices at Aventis in Frankfurt.
The OptiClik™ will provide patients with a new easy to use delivery option and will be used with Lantus®, the 24-hour basal insulin analogue, and is planned to be submitted for use with Apidra™ (insulin glulisine [rDNA origin] injection), Aventis’ rapid-acting insulin analogue.

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