Learn More About Our Wearable Insulin Patch

CeQur obtained FDA clearance through a 510(k)-submission supported by verification and validation testing, including 14-day insulin-device compatibility/stability testing. The 7-day wear period and 1U device did not change the device’s fundamental technology or intended use, and no clinical studies were required.

No, the 4-Day patch cannot be worn for more than 4 days.

A patient will need an updated Refill Prescription for either the CeQur Simplicity 2U Up to 7-Day Wear patch 2.4 ml 5-pack or the CeQur Simplicity 1U Up to 7-Day Wear patch 2.4ml 4-pack. If your patient needs help with their refill, reach out to CeQur Cares. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET (1-888-552-3787) 1-888-55-CEQUR or email info@cequr.com.

The CeQur Simplicity wearable insulin patch is designed for single use only and cannot be reused due to an increased risk of infection, malfunctions, and/or incorrect insulin delivery. It’s not possible to refill an empty insulin reservoir in the patch.

Insulin is prescribed separately. A patient will fill the patch with rapid-acting insulin using a fill syringe that is provided with each patch.

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The CeQur Simplicity 2U Up to 7-Day Wear patch and the CeQur Simplicity 1U Up to 7-Day Wear patch hold a maximum of 240 units and require a minimum fill of 100 units.

The CeQur Simplicity 2U 4-Day patch holds a maximum of 200 units and requires a minimum of 100 units.

CeQur Simplicity is for mealtime and bolus correction use with U-100 insulins: Humalog® or NovoLog®.*

The patch is for people with type 1 or type 2 diabetes who require mealtime insulin.

CeQur Simplicity is indicated for people with diabetes who require mealtime insulin. CeQur Simplicity has not been specifically studied in patients with Gestational Diabetes. However, Humalog and Novolog are approved for use in Gestational Diabetes.* Please apply your clinical judgement when evaluating CeQur Simplicity for patients with Gestational Diabetes.

The CeQur Simplicity 2U patch is recommended for patients on larger volumes of rapid-acting insulin who can handle 2-unit dosing increments.

The CeQur Simplicity 1U patch is recommended for insulin-sensitive patients who have lower rapid-acting insulin needs and dose in 1-unit increments.

CeQur Simplicity is labeled for use in adults over the age of 21 who have been diagnosed with diabetes.

Patients can augment adhesion if needed by using medical grade adhesive bandages or tapes such as Hy-Tape® or MicroporeTM Surgical Tape over the patch’s adhesion. Contact CeQur CaresTM Team at 1-888-552-3787 or info@cequr.com if you have any additional questions.

The CeQur Simplicity 4-day 8ct will be replaced by the CeQur Simplicity 2U Up to 7-Day Wear patch 2.4 ml 5-pack and CeQur Simplicity 1U Up to 7-Day Wear patch 2.4ml 4-pack. A patient will need an updated Refill Prescription for either the CeQur Simplicity 2U Up to 7-Day Wear patch 2.4 ml 5-pack or the CeQur Simplicity 1U Up to 7-Day Wear patch 2.4ml 4-pack. If your patient needs help with their refill, reach out to CeQur Cares. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET (1-888-552-3787) 1-888-55-CEQUR or email info@cequr.com.

If the buttons are locked in the “locked-in” position and no click is heard, this is an indication that the patch has run out of insulin or that the cannula is blocked.

The patch should not be pre-filled. It should remain in its unopened package until a patient is ready to fill it and wear it.

Patients must be trained by a healthcare provider before their first use. Patients can be trained in office or virtually by a CeQur Cares Nurse. Patients should not use CeQur Simplicity until they have been trained on its proper use. Most patients need less than 30 minutes of training and are fully comfortable using the patch after 1-3 applications. You and your patients may also find this Quick Start Training Video helpful.

CeQur Simplicity is covered as a pharmacy benefit by a majority of both Commercial and Medicare Part D plans. Patient co-pay and/or co-insurance will vary based on the individual patient’s benefit design.

Yes! CeQur Simplicity has broad coverage under Medicare Part D. To learn more, click here.

If your patient is covered by commercial health insurance, the CeQur Simplicity Copay Savings Card can provide an affordable way for them to get the Up to 7-Day Wear patch. With this card, eligible patients may pay $0 for a 30-day supply† and $0 for an Inserter.† Learn more here: CeQur Copay Savings Card.

No. CeQur Simplicity is only available with a prescription.

The patch can be placed vertically on arms or thighs. The patch can be placed horizontally on abdomen or backside. Patients should rotate their patch site regularly. Using the same site repeatedly may reduce insulin absorption and increase the risk of infection.

Yes, but patients should follow the instructions to properly prepare their skin. CeQur Simplicity has an adhesive that is designed to stay adhered for up to seven days. For additional tips, click here.

The Inserter, which places the patch on your body, measures 3.7 inches (95 millimeters) long, 2.2 inches (57 millimeters) wide, and 1.8 inches (45 millimeters) high, and weighs 2.5 ounces (71 g).

Yes, the Inserter is universal for all CeQur Simplicity patches. However, if you are prescribing the Up to 7-Day wear patch for a new patient, be sure to prescribe the new Inserter Kit (NDC/NRC: 73108-0000-14) as the new Inserter Kit has appropriate instructions for use.

The cannula, or the small, flexible tube that delivers insulin under the skin, has a 23 gauge (0.64 millimeters) outside diameter and a 27 gauge (0.41 millimeters) inside diameter. The length of the cannula is 0.2 inches (6 millimeters).

The patch is small, thin, and lightweight, measuring 2.5 inches (63 millimeters) long, 1.4 inches (35 millimeters) wide, and 0.3 inches (8 millimeters) high, and weighs 0.4 ounces (10 grams).

It can be worn during all normal daily activities, including showering, swimming, sleeping, intimacy, and exercising. The wearable patch is water resistant to a depth of 3 feet, 3 inches (1 meter) for up to 30 minutes.

The CeQur Simplicity 2U Up to 7-Day Wear patch and the CeQur Simplicity 1U Up to 7-Day Wear patch are designed to be worn for up to seven days.

The CeQur Simplicity 2U 4-Day patch is designed to be worn for up to four days.

Duration of patch wear will be dependent on each patient’s individual insulin needs.

The Inserter is reusable and should not be thrown away. The Inserter can be cleaned by wiping it with soapy water, then rinsing with clean water and allowing it to air dry.

The wearable insulin patch does not track insulin doses at this time.

To make the screening process go smoothly, patients should review the airline’s security requirements and carry a copy of a letter from their healthcare provider stating the need to carry insulin supplies.

Please contact the CeQur Cares Team at 1-888-55-CEQUR (1-888-552-3787) or info@cequr.com for assistance.

The introducer needle (red cap) and fill syringe needle should be placed in a sharps container and disposed of according to local regulations. The CeQur Simplicity patch itself contains no sharps and should be thrown away according to local environmental regulations for medical waste.

The patches should be stored in a cool, dry place from 50 to 77°F (10 to 25°C). Extreme heat or cold can cause patches to malfunction.

The Last Dose Lockout feature is designed to detect when the reservoir is empty and alerts the user by locking the buttons in the “locked-in” position.

The CeQur Simplicity patch contains metal parts and should be removed prior to an imaging exam.

The patch was studied on the abdomen and is commonly applied on the abdomen but can be placed on the body anywhere you can ensure a subcutaneous insertion and can click the buttons (e.g., abdomen, back of the arm, upper thigh).