Yes, the exact same medication is widely available in India. The generic name of your medicine is Insulin Glargine (300 Units/mL), which is a long-acting basal insulin. To purchase it in India, you will need a prescription from a local doctor. Please visit a physician or endocrinologist who can prescribe this generic drug in a pre-filled pen format. When purchasing, always double-check with the pharmacist that you are receiving the 300 Units/mL concentration and not the standard 100 Units/mL version, to ensure your dosage remains accurate. Rest assured, you can continue your treatment smoothly and safely in India.
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What equivalent or substitute medicine is available in India for Toujeo SoloStar 300 U/mL (by Sanofi), which I previously purchased in Germany?