Exubera
Insulin inhalation (Exubera) was withdrawn from the U.S. market in 2007 due to lack of consumer demand for the product. No drug safety concerns were cited in this withdrawal. Exubera is a rapid-acting form of human insulin that is inhaled through the mouth. It works by lowering levels of glucose...
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Exubera Powder
Exubera is used for: Treating diabetes mellitus. Certain patients (type 1 and some type 2 diabetic patients) may need to use this medicine with a longer-acting form of insulin or with other oral antidiabetic medicines.
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Exubera
Exubera is a prescription medicine that contains an insulin powder that you breathe in (inhale) through your mouth using the Exubera inhaler. It is used to treat adults with diabetes. It helps to control high blood sugar. This inhaled insulin starts working faster than regular injected insulin.
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Exubera
EXUBERA® consists of blisters containing human insulin inhalation powder, which are administered using the EXUBERA® Inhaler. EXUBERA blisters contain human insulin produced by recombinant DNA technology utilizing a non-pathogenic laboratory strain of Escherichia coli (K12). Chemically,...
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Exubera (insulin human rDNA origin) Inhalation Powder
...Pfizer informed healthcare professionals and patients of updated safety information in the WARNINGS section of prescribing information for Exubera, a short-acting insulin you breathe in through your mouth using the Exubera inhaler that helps to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes....
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See also: Diabetes, Type 1, Diabetes, Type 2

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