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Trulicity is a once-a-week Type 2 Diabetes treatment that's as simple as clicking a button.
Posted on Nov 25, 2022 | 10:00am
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A unique treatment that works with one dose per week, Trulicity from Eli Lilly could be the help you need for your Type 2 Diabetes. There's no need to see or handle a needle thanks to the easy-to-use, single-dose pen. Straightforward to administer, Trulicity (dulaglutide) injection can help your body do what it does naturally—release its own insulin. Used along with diet and exercise, Trulicity may help improve your A1C and blood sugar numbers. And since one dose works all week, it fits into your busy schedule.
Trulicity can limit how much sugar gets into your blood from your liver, help slow down how quickly food leaves your stomach, and help your pancreas release insulin in response to high levels of sugar in your blood after you eat.
Talk to your doctor to see if Trulicity is right for you. Read about product information, prescribing information, medication guide, and possible side effects on trulicity.com.
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A unique treatment that works with one dose per week, Trulicity from Eli Lilly could be the help you need for your Type 2 Diabetes. There's no need to see or handle a needle thanks to the easy-to-use, single-dose pen. Straightforward to administer, Trulicity (dulaglutide) injection can help your body do what it does naturally—release its own insulin. Used along with diet and exercise, Trulicity may help improve your A1C and blood sugar numbers. And since one dose works all week, it fits into your busy schedule.
Trulicity can limit how much sugar gets into your blood from your liver, help slow down how quickly food leaves your stomach, and help your pancreas release insulin in response to high levels of sugar in your blood after you eat.
Talk to your doctor to see if Trulicity is right for you. Read about product information, prescribing information, medication guide, and possible side effects on trulicity.com.
Photo Credit: FredFroese/Getty Images