Nowhere in my investigstions into insulin have I ever seen mention of it being stored in the body on crystalline form for later use. Do you have a reference for this claim?
My understanding of Stage 1 insulin response is that amylase in the saliva starts to breakdown the simple sugars into smaller molecules before they get to the stomach and that the pancreas secretes some insulin to kick off digestion of these simple glucose sugars, thus mitigating the sharp spike,
https://diabetes.diabetesjournals.org/content/51/suppl_1/S117
The main insulin surge follows to tackle the more complex carbs, but also to start storing the excess glucose and lipid fats which is a longer term process. Insulin does a lot more than deal with just glucose. It is also the storing and the unstoring hormone snd also controls energy transfer and use in the cells themselves both from glucose and lipids since we are actually a dual fuel system.
But most endocrinologist studies I have read describe insulin as a dynamically produced enzyme, but not stored except by the blood transport system. Crystalline insulin is a man-made medium with zinc that produces long or slow acting insulin for exogenous use only.