Getting Tresiba® Ready
Tresiba® is a once-daily long-acting insulin. Tresiba® is similar to the insulin made by your body and helps your body to reduce your blood sugar level.
Tresiba® offers the flexibility of once-daily dosing at any time of the day.
Life can be unpredictable—if you forget or mistime a dose, take your Tresiba® as soon as you remember, keeping in mind there should be at least 8 hours between your doses.
Tresiba® comes in the preferred and easy-to-use FlexTouch® pen
100 Units/mL, which delivers a maximum of 80 Units per injection, counting up by 1 Unit
200 Units/mL, which delivers a maximum of 160 Units per injection, counting up by 2 Units
Tresiba® is also available in a Penfill® 3 mL cartridge that contains 100 Units/mL, for use in the NovoPen® 4 and NovoPen® 5.
Watch the FlexTouch® video to learn more
Get to know Tresiba®
Tresiba® dosing considerations
Together with your healthcare team, you will decide:
How much Tresiba® you will need each day and when to take it.
When to measure your blood sugar levels and how to adjust your dose based on the results.
Make Tresiba® part of your daily routine:
For example, your healthcare team may recommend testing your blood sugar level and dosing your Tresiba® as part of your morning routine
As with any insulin, there is a chance that your blood sugar may get too low (<4 mmol/L) when you take Tresiba®. This is called hypoglycemia, and it happens when you either have too much insulin or not enough sugar in your body. It may also happen if you drink alcohol, exercise more than usual, eat too little or miss a meal.

To help reduce the risk of getting low blood sugar, it is important to take your insulin as instructed by your diabetes healthcare team and let them know if you want to change your diet or exercise routine.
If you are a patient or a healthcare professional, you can access more information about Tresiba® by clicking the relevant button below
#1 dispensed basal insulin in Canada1*
Find out if Tresiba® is covered in your province!
Covered by most provincial formularies across Canada
SK MB AB ON QC NB NF PE NS NIHB Alberta Drug Benefit List (regular benefit) Saskatchewan Drug Plan (full formulary benefit) Manitoba Pharmacare (open [Part 1] benefit) ODB (general benefit) RAMQ (general benefit) New Brunswick Prescription Drug Plan (regular benefit) PEI Pharmacare (open benefit) Newfoundland and Labrador Prescription Drug Program (open benefit) Nova Scotia Pharmacare (full benefit) NIHB (open benefit)
Ask your healthcare team today if Tresiba® is right for you!
* Clinical significance has not been established.
† Public formulary coverage is available in all provinces with the exception of British Columbia.
‡ Tresiba® was previously covered as part of the “Exceptional Medications” section of the RAMQ List of Medications.
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