If the buttons are locked in the “squeezed 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 the 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 […]

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.

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 4-day wearable insulin patch. With this card, you may pay less than $35 for a 30-day supply† and no more than $5 for an Inserter†. Learn more here: CeQur Copay […]

No. CeQur Simplicity is only available with a prescription.