Is Mixtard 30 NAFDAC-registered?

Yes — our August 2026 copy of the NAFDAC Greenbook lists 2 Mixtard 30 registrations, one per strength or presentation: 300 units/3 mL (Mixtard 30 FlexPen 100IU) — A6-0448 (Active); 1000 units/10 mL (Mixtard 30 vial 100 IU/mL) — A6-0071 (Active). Check the number printed on your pack against its own listing.

How much does Mixtard 30 cost in Nigeria?

We hold no Mixtard 30 listing of our own. Across all Insulin products, online pharmacy listings ranged from ₦21,780 to ₦109,500 (median ₦56,425) as of August 2026. Prices span brands, strengths, and pack sizes, so treat them as indicative — open-market prices are often lower.

What is Mixtard 30 used for?

Mixtard 30 is a brand of Insulin (Hormone (Insulin)). Essential, life-long treatment for type 1 diabetes mellitus See the full Insulin guide for dosage, side effects, and warnings.

Mixtard 30

A combination medicine containing insulin, by Novo Nordisk — suspension for injection, made in Denmark.

NAFDAC registration

Our August 2026 copy of the NAFDAC Greenbook lists 2 Mixtard 30 registrations — one per strength or presentation. Check the number on your pack against its own line:

300 units/3 mL (Mixtard 30 FlexPen 100IU)Active
A6-0448View this registration on the Greenbook →
1000 units/10 mL (Mixtard 30 vial 100 IU/mL)Active
A6-0071View this registration on the Greenbook →

Check “Mixtard 30” in the NAFDAC checker (shows every registration)

Mixtard 30 at a glance

Generic name: Insulin
Manufacturer: Novo Nordisk
Form: Suspension for injection
Available strengths: 300 units/3 mL· 3 makers1000 units/10 mL
Made in: Denmark
NAFDAC reg. no.: 2 registrations

Mixtard 30 price in Nigeria

We hold no Mixtard 30 listing of our own. Across all Insulin products, online pharmacy listings ranged from ₦21,780 to ₦109,500 (median ₦56,425) as of August 2026.

Figures cover Insulin products across brands and pack sizes, sampled from licensed Nigerian online pharmacies — indicative only. Track month-by-month movement on the Medicine Price Index.

About Insulin

Insulin is a life-saving hormone that is essential for the management of diabetes mellitus. Naturally produced by the beta cells of the pancreas, insulin regulates blood sugar by allowing glucose to enter the body's cells for energy. In people with type 1 diabetes, the pancreas produces little or no insulin at all, making daily insulin injections absolutely essential for survival. In type 2 diabetes, the body may still produce some insulin but not enough, or the body may not respond to it properly (insulin resistance). When oral diabetes medications such as Metformin and Glibenclamide are no longer sufficient to control blood sugar in type 2 diabetes, insulin injections become necessary. Insulin is also the treatment of choice for gestational diabetes (diabetes during pregnancy) and for diabetic emergencies such as diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA).

Read the full Insulin guide — dosage, side effects, warnings, and all registered brands.

Frequently asked questions

Registration details are shown exactly as recorded in the NAFDAC Greenbook (our copy: August 2026). Listings can lag renewals — always confirm current status on the official Greenbook before acting on it. Content updated August 2026.