- Dosage: 100 IU/mL;
- Volume: 3ml cartridge ; 10 ml vial
- Packaging: Sterile cartridge for injection, 3ml cartridge/tray*1 box*10/catron;10 ml vial*10/box *100/carton
- Shelf Life: 36 months
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Human Insulin Injection 3ml 300IU Cartridge & 10ml 1000IU Vial: What the Published Guidance Says
Human and analogue insulins alongside the oral hypoglycaemics and cardiorenal-metabolic agents added to the WHO Model List in its September 2025 revision.
Human Insulin Injection 3ml 300IU Cartridge & 10ml 1000IU Vial is specified against its own monograph, pack size and market registration, so the guidance below is worth reading together with the Diabetes & Insulin range overview.
- The Model List details the insulin presentations and strengths Section 18.5.1 of the 24th WHO Model List (2025) lists human short-acting insulin as an injection solution of 40 IU/mL or 100 IU/mL in 10 mL vials and 100 IU/mL in 3 mL cartridges or pre-filled pens. Human intermediate-acting insulin is listed as an injection suspension in the same strengths, as compound insulin zinc suspension or isophane insulin. Long-acting and rapid-acting analogues are listed with glargine, degludec and detemir named among the therapeutic alternatives — a footnote notes that quality-assured biosimilars are included. WHO eEML — Medicines for diabetes
- SGLT2 inhibitors are on the Model List Section 18.5.2 lists empagliflozin as a 10 mg and 25 mg tablet for type 2 diabetes mellitus, with canagliflozin and dapagliflozin named as therapeutic equivalents. WHO eEML — Medicines for diabetes
- The scale of the access problem WHO reports that more than 800 million people were living with diabetes in 2022, with half going untreated, and that more than one billion people worldwide are affected by obesity with rates rising fastest in low- and middle-income countries. WHO — Essential medicines list updated to include key cancer and diabetes treatments (5 Sep 2025)
Each point above is reproduced because it has a practical consequence for Human Insulin Injection 3ml 300IU Cartridge & 10ml 1000IU Vial: the strength you can register, the pack you can release, or the wording permitted on the label. Your national prescribing information always takes precedence.
Human Insulin Injection 3ml 300IU Cartridge & 10ml 1000IU Vial: Specification, Pack & Documentation Summary
| Product Name | Human Insulin Injection (Regular / Soluble Insulin, Recombinant DNA Origin) |
| Specification | 100 IU/mL — 3mL Cartridge (300 IU total) & 10mL Vial (1000 IU total) |
| Dosage Form | Sterile, Nonpyrogenic, Clear Aqueous Solution for Subcutaneous Injection (also suitable for intravenous use under medical supervision) |
| Active Ingredient | Human Insulin (produced by recombinant DNA technology using Saccharomyces cerevisiae or Escherichia coli expression system; identical in structure to endogenous human insulin) |
| Pharmacological Class | Antidiabetic Agent / Pancreatic Hormone / Blood Glucose Regulating Agent (Rapid-Acting, Short-Acting Insulin) |
| Route of Administration | Subcutaneous injection (abdomen, thigh, deltoid, or buttock). May also be administered intravenously in acute care settings under direct medical supervision. NOT for intramuscular injection (unless specifically directed by a physician). |
| Storage | Unopened: Store refrigerated at 2°C to 8°C, protected from light. Do NOT freeze. In-use (opened): Store at room temperature (below 25°C) for up to 28 days, away from direct heat and light. Discard after 28 days even if unused. |
| Therapeutic group | Diabetes & Insulin — Diabetes & Insulin |
| Manufacturer | Sinophare Bio-technology Co., Ltd. (GMP, China) |
| Documentation supplied | COA, HPLC/GC data, stability data, dossier package |
The same therapeutic range is supplied in several presentations, so one purchase order can cover a mixed requirement: Mixed Protamine Human Insulin 30R, Insulin Glargine Injection 100IU/mL 3ml Cartridge, Isophane Protamine Human Insulin 100IU/mL 3ml, Dapagliflozin 10mg Tablets, Canagliflozin 300mg Tablets, Empagliflozin 25mg Tablets, Ertugliflozin 15mg Tablets, Finerenone 20mg Tablets.
How Human Insulin Injection 3ml 300IU Cartridge & 10ml 1000IU Vial Is Tested and Released
Products are manufactured and tested against USP, EP, BP and CP monographs, with incoming raw-material inspection, in-process monitoring and full finished-product testing.
Release testing for Human Insulin Injection 3ml 300IU Cartridge & 10ml 1000IU Vial follows the monograph you nominate — USP, EP, BP or CP. If the presentation is not covered by a monograph, the specification is frozen in writing with your quality team before the batch is manufactured.
Standardised GMP production workshops with an independent R&D laboratory and a complete quality-inspection centre.
Release testing on this presentation is built around:
- Testing for description and identification
- Testing for assay of the active substance
- Testing for related substances and impurities
- Testing for dissolution or release profile (solid oral forms)
- Testing for uniformity of dosage units
- Testing for water content and pH where applicable
COA, HPLC and GC data, DMF and dossier packages, plus registration support documents for national marketing-authorisation filings.
How Human Insulin Injection 3ml 300IU Cartridge & 10ml 1000IU Vial Is Packed, Labelled and Shipped
- Pack size: 3mL glass cartridge (for use with compatible insulin pen devices) & 10mL type I glass vial with rubber stopper and aluminum seal. Non-standard pack sizes can be quoted against your artwork.
- Storage: Unopened: Store refrigerated at 2°C to 8°C, protected from light. Do NOT freeze. In-use (opened): Store at room temperature (below 25°C) for up to 28 days, away from direct heat and light. Discard after 28 days even if unused..
- Shelf life: 36 months (unopened, refrigerated). Stability data for the marketed pack is included in the dossier.
- Labelling: artwork can be produced in English, Arabic, French, Russian and Spanish, with your own brand and language mix, subject to the labelling rules of the destination market.
- Export: GMP certificate, COA, certificate of origin, packing list and, where required, the free-sale or marketing authorisation certificate from the country of manufacture.
Regulatory Support for Human Insulin Injection 3ml 300IU Cartridge & 10ml 1000IU Vial
The legal manufacturer named on every document for Human Insulin Injection 3ml 300IU Cartridge & 10ml 1000IU Vial is Sinophare Bio-technology Co., Ltd., DML Number Jin20160068 (medicines) and Jin20160069 (paracetamol API).. The same entity appears on the GMP certificate and on the dossier submitted to your regulator.
- Method validation, stability protocol and the shelf-life justification for the marketed pack.
- Answers to authority questions during assessment, handled by the regulatory contact who prepared the file.
- Tender and framework documentation, including pre-qualification questionnaires and sample logistics.
- Artwork and mock-up approval pack, showing the carton, label and leaflet exactly as they will be printed for your market.
- Batch manufacturing and packaging records released for inspection on request during supplier audits.
Human Insulin Injection 3ml 300IU Cartridge & 10ml 1000IU Vial is presented here against medicines for diabetes listed in the WHO Model List. Inclusion in an essential-medicines list does not authorise sale in any particular country — the marketing authorisation for that market is a separate step.
Questions We Are Asked About Human Insulin Injection 3ml 300IU Cartridge & 10ml 1000IU Vial
What pack size is available for Human Insulin Injection 3ml 300IU Cartridge & 10ml 1000IU Vial?
Standard commercial packaging for this line is 3mL glass cartridge (for use with compatible insulin pen devices) & 10mL type I glass vial with rubber stopper and aluminum seal. Alternative pack sizes are produced to your specification and are supported by the corresponding stability data.
What documentation comes with a shipment of Human Insulin Injection 3ml 300IU Cartridge & 10ml 1000IU Vial?
The documentation set for every shipment includes the certificate of analysis (description, identification, assay, related substances), stability data for the marketed pack, and the site GMP certificate. Shelf life: 36 months.
Does the batch documentation for Human Insulin Injection 3ml 300IU Cartridge & 10ml 1000IU Vial support a registration filing?
The documentation set for every shipment includes the certificate of analysis (description, identification, assay, related substances), stability data for the marketed pack, and the site GMP certificate. Shelf life: 36 months. The full CTD dossier and the authority assessment file are supplied as part of a registration order; routine shipments carry the COA and stability data only.
How is insulin shipped?
Under temperature-controlled conditions with shipment temperature records. Confirm the exact cold-chain specification required for your market before ordering.
Can you support an insulin registration dossier?
Yes — we provide DMF and dossier packages with registration support documents. DML Number Jin20160068 covers medicines production.
Companion Products — Diabetes & Insulin
- Mixed Protamine Human Insulin 30R — 100IU
- Insulin Glargine Injection 100IU/mL 3ml Cartridge — 100IU
- Isophane Protamine Human Insulin 100IU/mL 3ml — 100IU
- Dapagliflozin 10mg Tablets — 10mg
- Canagliflozin 300mg Tablets — 300mg
- Empagliflozin 25mg Tablets — 25mg
Browse the full Diabetes & Insulin range; all Injectables; the complete product catalogue.
Request a Quotation for Human Insulin Injection 3ml 300IU Cartridge & 10ml 1000IU Vial
Tell us the monograph, pack size and quantity required for Human Insulin Injection 3ml 300IU Cartridge & 10ml 1000IU Vial 100IU, together with the destination market, and the quotation will state lead time and the documents that ship with the batch. Samples for registration can be added to the same order.
Sources & Regulatory Notes
- WHO eEML — Medicines for diabetes
- WHO — Essential medicines list updated to include key cancer and diabetes treatments (5 Sep 2025)
Reference information only. The published guidance summarised on this page is quoted for professional and regulatory-context purposes and does not constitute medical advice, a prescribing recommendation or a promotion of any product for a particular indication. Prescribing decisions must follow the approved product information and national treatment guidelines in the market of use.
