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Do you have patients living with diabetes and using a pen injector as part of their treatment? Then Mallya can help them by automatically record their dosing information. So your patients don't have to.

By attaching the cap with hidden smart sensors, Mallya can automatically record injection data, including dosage, date, and time, and sends the information in real-time to a compatible app thanks to Bluetooth technology.¹

 

Thanks to Mallya, both patients and HCPs can track and analyze daily injections.¹


This can be an aid to personalise patients insulin management based on their individualised injection data.

The same usage, same dialing and same injection process makes using Mallya easy for patients. However, Mallya can guide the patient by indicating the end of the injection with a 6s flashing green signal.¹

Mallya is compatible with the disposable insulin pen injector FlexTouch®1

Mallya is rechargeable via a USB cable. With 3 to 4 injections per day, its battery only needs to be recharged every 2 weeks at most.1

Mallya is removable and reusable for 2 years. It can be installed on any new insulin pen.¹

Mallya doesn't change the way patients use their insulin pens: dose selection and injection take place exactly as they are used to. A 6s flashing green signal will guide them during the injection.¹

Mallya automatically records the dialed dose and transfers the data in real time to the patient's smartphone.

Patients can check the diary of their injections: selected dose, type of insulin, date and time. It can be used to personalise patients insulin management. They also have the option of sharing this data with the person of their choice. ¹

Do you have patients living with diabetes and using a pen injector as part of their treatment? Then Mallya can help them by automatically record their dosing information. So your patients don't have to.

By attaching the cap with hidden smart sensors, Mallya can automatically record injection data, including dosage, date, and time, and sends the information in real-time to a compatible app thanks to Bluetooth technology.¹

 

Thanks to Mallya, both patients and HCPs can track and analyze daily injections.¹


This can be an aid to personalise patients insulin management based on their individualised injection data.

The same usage, same dialing and same injection process makes using Mallya easy for patients. However, Mallya can guide the patient by indicating the end of the injection with a 6s flashing green signal.¹

Mallya is compatible with the disposable insulin pen injector FlexTouch®1

Mallya is rechargeable via a USB cable. With 3 to 4 injections per day, its battery only needs to be recharged every 2 weeks at most.1

Mallya is removable and reusable for 2 years. It can be installed on any new insulin pen.¹

Mallya doesn't change the way patients use their insulin pens: dose selection and injection take place exactly as they are used to. A 6s flashing green signal will guide them during the injection.¹

Mallya automatically records the dialed dose and transfers the data in real time to the patient's smartphone.

Patients can check the diary of their injections: selected dose, type of insulin, date and time. It can be used to personalise patients insulin management. They also have the option of sharing this data with the person of their choice. ¹

Mallya is a one-piece device to be placed on the dose selector of the pen.¹
In Europe, Mallya is compatible with the disposable insulin pen injector FlexTouch®1

Mallya automatically records selected doses with very high accuracy (99% ±1% increment).¹


 

Mallya stores the last 100 injections (including flow check doses).¹


Mallya has a battery; it has to be charged every 2 weeks via a USB cable.¹

Mallya incorporates appropriate technical security measures to maintain the security and confidentiality of data to prevent it from being distorted, damaged, disclosed and accessed by unauthorized third parties.¹

When used in conjunction with a glucose monitor and a compatible dose logging app, using Mallya can help to reveal how patients’ insulin injections affect their glucose levels.¹

By using a glucose monitoring application and an insulin injection reporting application, patients have access to the data they need to see the impact of insulin doses on blood glucose levels, and thus better understand the effect of insulin on blood glucose levels.

 

Company info:

 

Biocorp designs, develops, manufactures delivery systems and innovative medical devices.

Digital Health Solutions

With our digital therapeutic technologies and device innovations, we aim to improve the health and well-being of people living with diabetes around the world.
Smart pens. Smarter Care

The smart insulin pens NovoPen® 6 & NovoPen Echo® Plus are designed to improve insulin dose recording. This may help HCPs to have informed discussions with diabetes patients based on individual injection data.2-4
Digital Health Partnerships

Get to know the ecosystem of Novo Nordisk’s digital health partners.

1.

Data on File: Biocorp - Regulatory Technical File - 2023

2.

NovoPen® 6 & NovoPen Echo® Plus Design Specification / Verification Report (Data on File).


3.

Klonoff DC et al. JDiabetes SciTechnol. 2018;12(3):551-553.


4.

Peter Adolfsson et al. Increased Time in Range and Fewer Missed Bolus Injections After Introduction of a Smart Connected Insulin Pen. DIABETES TECHNOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS Volume 22, Number 10, 2020.

 

NovoPen® 6 and NovoPen Echo® Plus are CE-marked medical devices. Notified body 0123.
NovoPen® 6 and NovoPen Echo® Plus are certified against the EU Medical Device Directive (MDD) 93/42/EEC.
NovoPen® 6 and NovoPen Echo® Plus are available in a number of countries with additional launches planned in the near future. Timeframes will vary according to device, insulin brand and unique market regulations.

 

Mallya is an electronic device for the wireless collection and transfer of data of doses administered by an injection pen. Mallya is a regulated healthcare product and carries the CE mark. Mallya is CE marked as a Class 1 medical device in accordance with the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR), 2017/745.
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Mallya is available in Japan and additional launches are planned in the near future. Time frames will vary according to device, insulin brand, and unique market regulations.

The information contained on this site is intended for healthcare professionals only outside of the United States of America. This site is not intended to provide medical advice and/or treatment guidance. Only a physician can determine whether a specific product is suitable for a particular patient. This site is not country-specific and therefore may contain information which is not applicable to your country. Novo Nordisk accepts no liability for the accuracy, completeness, or use of this information, and disclaims any liability to update the information contained on this site. By accessing this site and materials you accept this legal notice and expressly confirm your status as a healthcare professional. Any images shown are models and not real patients.

HQ23DH00035, February 2024