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Revision as of 16:55, 8 June 2006
The time after injection when an insulin begins working. The insulins with the longest onset times are the long-acting insulins; shortest onset times belong to the rapid and short-acting insulins with the intermediate-acting ones in between.
Analog insulins Humalog, Novolog, NovoRapid and Apidra have the fastest onsets.
A predictable, slow onset is a necessary part of working with overlap.