Flakey Bake
Well-Known Member
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
- Treatment type
- Insulin
I believe it crystalizes subcutaneously after injecting, as a result of pH change. The crystals slow dissolve overtime, hence the long-lasting, slow release effect. The formation of the crystals can cause stinging. I often find it can start stinging several minutes after injecting, but it is nothing I can't live with.When I was still injecting Lantus I always used my but. Occasionally had bleeding but not often.
Had more times where it stung. Sometimes it would not start stinging until around 30 minutes later. I did read something at one point which said this was to do with how Lantus works.