V-Go Insulin Delivery Device
MannKind Corporation develops and markets V-Go, an all-in-one insulin delivery patch designed to simplify diabetes management by replacing multiple injections with a single, discreet device that mimics natural insulin release and provides on-demand bolus dosing. The company is committed to providing personalized support, training, and resources to help patients and healthcare professionals effectively use V-Go to improve glycemic control and quality of life.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
V-Go Insulin Delivery Device
MannKind Corporation, 30930 Russell Ranch Road, Suite 300, Westlake Village, CA 91362
Products
Disposable wearable insulin delivery patch (daily)
A single-use, skin-applied patch designed for 24-hour continuous basal insulin delivery with on-demand bolus capability in fixed increments; available in multiple 24-hour total capacity options.
Vial-to-device filling accessory
A supplied mechanical accessory used to transfer U-100 rapid-acting insulin from vials into the wearable patch; instructions specify vial counts required per device dosing option.
Disposable wearable insulin delivery patch (daily)
A single-use, skin-applied patch designed for 24-hour continuous basal insulin delivery with on-demand bolus capability in fixed increments; available in multiple 24-hour total capacity options.
Vial-to-device filling accessory
A supplied mechanical accessory used to transfer U-100 rapid-acting insulin from vials into the wearable patch; instructions specify vial counts required per device dosing option.
Services
One-on-one step-by-step instruction by phone or video from certified trainers covering filling, applying, and using the wearable infusion device.
Telephone and web-based customer support for general questions, training coordination, starter kit requests, and educational material distribution.
Administration of a commercial co-pay savings card with eligibility screening and immediate-download card functionality; information on Medicare Part D and cash-pay options.
Clinician resources including dosing grids, prescription templates, start sheets, and instructions for e-prescribing and pharmacy routing.
Provision of Instructions for Use, Quick Reference Guides, and other regulatory documentation in multiple languages for patients and clinicians.
One-on-one step-by-step instruction by phone or video from certified trainers covering filling, applying, and using the wearable infusion device.
Telephone and web-based customer support for general questions, training coordination, starter kit requests, and educational material distribution.
Administration of a commercial co-pay savings card with eligibility screening and immediate-download card functionality; information on Medicare Part D and cash-pay options.
Clinician resources including dosing grids, prescription templates, start sheets, and instructions for e-prescribing and pharmacy routing.
Provision of Instructions for Use, Quick Reference Guides, and other regulatory documentation in multiple languages for patients and clinicians.
Expertise Areas
- Wearable insulin delivery
- Clinical and real-world evidence generation
- Patient onboarding and remote training
- Prescribing and dosing conversion from multiple daily injections
Key Technologies
- Continuous subcutaneous infusion via wearable patch
- Mechanical bolus delivery (fixed increment click system)
- Filling accessory for vial-to-device transfer
- Medical-grade adhesive wearable materials
News & Updates
Multiple peer-reviewed publications demonstrate V-Go's effectiveness in reducing A1C and insulin requirements in patients with type 2 diabetes.
Studies show significant improvements in glycemic control and reductions in prescribed insulin when switching to V-Go from other insulin regimens.
Multiple peer-reviewed publications demonstrate V-Go's effectiveness in reducing A1C and insulin requirements in patients with type 2 diabetes.
Studies show significant improvements in glycemic control and reductions in prescribed insulin when switching to V-Go from other insulin regimens.