What is NovoPen Echo® Plus Blue?

NovoPen Echo® Plus Blue is a modern tool for managing diabetes. It's a smart insulin pen that works with smartphones. This pen automatically logs the insulin dose, including the date and time, directly to your phone. You and your healthcare team can access this information anytime, whether you're together or far apart. The Novopen helps in creating a precise treatment plan by providing accurate dosing information. It can:

1. Keep a record of insulin doses.
2. Display how insulin doses affect your glucose levels, combining data from your glucose monitoring device in one app.
3. Connect with diabetes apps like Freestyle LibreLink, Dexcom, Glooko, and mySugr.
4. Assist in making personalized treatment decisions using the precise data from Novopen Echo.

What needles and cartridges can you use with Novopen Echo?

Novopen is designed to be used with any of the following single-use disposable needles up to a length of 8mm.

• NovoFine®
• NovoFine®
• Plus NovoTwist®

The following Novo Nordisk Penfill® cartridges are compatible with Novopen :

• Fiasp® GB
• Insulatard®
• Levemir®
• Novomix®
• NovoRapid®
• Tresiba®

How do you transfer data from Novopen to a smartphone?

If you're using the Freestyle LibreLink app, transferring insulin data from your pen to the app is easy. Just open the app, choose 'Insulin pens,' click 'get started,' and follow the instructions. If you have an Android, place the pen against the back of the phone to transfer data. For iPhone users, press the scan button, then place the pen against the top of the phone. You'll get an alert and vibration when the transfer is successful.

Can I return my Novopen?

Novopens cannot be returned to us once the packaging has been opened. We do not accept returns of this product because it is a medical item which cannot be resold or used by another patient.

How to Store the NovoPen?

Keep the pen in temperatures from 5°C to 40°C when there's no cartridge inside. Store it where children can't see or reach it. Don't use it after the expiration date, which is the last day of the month on the package. Dispose of any leftover medicine properly, not in wastewater or household waste.