U100 insulin: 100 units per mL U40 insulin: 40 units per mL That means if you used a U40 syringe with U100 insulin, your dose would be off by 2.5 times which could be dangerous
Almost every lab testing company now checks it and no immediate reports on it
In real-world use, variability is even greater

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