Re-using or sharing pens — don't

It's never safe to share an injectable medication. Two hard rules.

2 min read7 May 2026 Doctor-reviewed

It's never safe to share an injectable medication. Two hard rules.

One pen, one person

Even within a family. Cross-contamination risk and dose accuracy issues. Each patient needs their own prescription and pen.

Bent needles, contamination, infection risk. New needle every injection. Bulk packs of needles cost ~₹3 each.

Used a partial dose by accident? Pen empty before the next refill arrives? Don't improvise.

Cold-chain shipment + Indian afternoon = potential issue. Here's the policy.

Most pharmacies dispatch a 1-month supply. Here's how to handle off-cycle situations.

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