Short Acting Insulins (Medicines Used for Diabetes and Related Disorders) in Tanzania: NEMLIT medicines, brands and prices
Tanzania's National Essential Medicines List (NEMLIT, 7th edition, 2026) lists 1 medicine under Short Acting Insulins (Medicines Used for Diabetes and Related Disorders). None of them is on the DukaDawa pharmacy network yet.
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Which short acting insulins can I get on the DukaDawa pharmacy network?
None of the short acting insulins is on the DukaDawa pharmacy network yet.
Which short acting insulins are on Tanzania's NEMLIT?
The NEMLIT (7th edition, 2026) lists 1 medicine under Short Acting Insulins: Regular insulin.
| Medicine | Level | Listed forms | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular insulin | A | Solution for injection (vial, cartridge, pre-filled pen) 100 IU/ml | p. 23 |
Who can prescribe short acting insulins in Tanzania?
It depends on each medicine's NEMLIT level. This category has medicines at level A; level A medicines may be prescribed by specialists, medical officers, dental officers, assistant medical officers, clinical officers and assistant clinical officers.
| Level | Facility | Who may prescribe |
|---|---|---|
| A (listed) | Dispensary | Specialist, Medical Officer, Dental Officer, Assistant Medical Officer, Clinical Officer, Assistant Clinical Officer |
| B | Health centre | Specialist, Medical Officer, Dental Officer, Assistant Medical Officer, Clinical Officer |
| C | Council or district hospital | Specialist, Medical Officer, Dental Officer, Assistant Medical Officer |
| D | Regional referral hospital | Specialist, Medical Officer, Dental Officer |
| S | Zonal, special and national hospitals | Specialist |
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Sources: Standard Treatment Guidelines and National Essential Medicines List (STG/NEMLIT), 7th edition, 2026, Ministry of Health; DukaDawa pharmacy network. Category names as printed in the NEMLIT.
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