Medium-acting insulin Intermediate - acting insulin.. Materials are mixed with lead to slow the absorption of insulin after subcutaneous injections

And examples:

** Alaezovan also called   NPH and it Himeulen Humulin N Or Nobolin Novolin N .

** Insulin Lint (Lente ) And it Himeulen the Humulin L And Nobolin the Novolin L . And there in the form of bottles, and a cartridge filled with insulin, and injection prior packaging. The so-called insulin Aezovan Allent insulin Aker Net or for being accost in the form of insoluble commentator.

These types of insulin takes a long time to absorb and begins its work where it is mixed with materials lead to slow the absorption of insulin After an injection under the skin and this explains the fuzzy color for Aezovan and insulin Allent, and continues its work in the body for a long time. 

The work begins Alaezovan within 1-2.5 hours after being injected under the skin, up to a maximum concentration of him in the blood after 4-10 hours and continue his work in the body to about 16 hours.And Allent insulin is a mixture of two types of insulin crystals of different size, very small crystals and constitute 30% of the mixture and aims to speed the absorption of insulin from the injection site and thus the speed of effect. The other type of insulin crystals are large and constitute 70% of the mixture leads to slow the absorption of insulin from the injection site but they give a long-term effect.

Up to a maximum concentration of Lint insulin in the blood within 4-12 hours after subcutaneous injection and continue to work within the body for a longer period of of insulin Alaezovan (12-18 hours). It is very similar to the insulin Alaezovan but might be more inclined to make a sensitivity in the body as it does not mix well with normal insulin compared insulin Pallaizovan. And medium-acting insulin works throughout the day when given in the morning. When injected into the evening it maintains a level of insulin throughout the night.

It must be emphasized to the patient should be mixing or shaking intermediate-acting insulin injection before being used for the distribution of insulin molecules in a good way within the solution.