Gemer 2 ? Any combination of metformin and glimepiride 2 mg (e.g., Glycomet-GP 2, Glimisave M2). Vobose M 0.3 ? Any combination of Voglibose 0.3 mg and Metformin (e.g., Vogli-M 0.3, Vocarb-M). Rosumac 5 ? Any tablet containing 5 mg of rosuvastatin (such as Rozavel 5 or Crestor 5). It is always important to consult your physician before you plan to switch to another brand.

Insulin is typically only required when pills are no longer able to effectively regulate your blood sugar levels. If their HbA1c and blood sugar levels are within target, many patients continue taking medications for years. HbA1c, fasting/PP sugars, and medical advice should all be taken into consideration while making a decision.

Despite insulin and tablets, a PPBS of 313 mg/dL is quite high. Your insulin type, dose, timing, and diet should be reviewed, do not alter doses on your own. For appropriate evaluation and correction, speak with your physician or an endocrinologist right away.