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The information in this educational tool does not substitute for the medical advice, diagnosis or treatment of your physician. Always seek the help of your physician or qualified health provider for any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. All Optum™ trademarks and logos are owned by Optum, Inc. All other brand or product names are trademarks or registered marks of their respective owners. H11-01076-04 C-OGM 02/12 ©2012 OptumRx, Inc. Oral Glucose Medications Diabetes ActiveCare When doctors prescribe oral medications to treat type 2 diabetes, many options are available. This guide may help your patients identify the name of the oral medication that has been prescribed for them — and help avoid confusion. Name That Medicine Alpha-Glucosidase Inhibitors Drug Name Representative Brand Name Doses Available (mg) How it Works Acarbose Precose ® 25 50 100 Inhibits carbohydrate digestion to delay and lessen the rise in post meal glucose levels Miglitol Glyset ® 25 50 100 Dopamine Agonist Drug Name Representative Brand Name Doses Available (mg) How it Works Bromocriptine Mesylate Cycloset ® 0.8 Unclear DPP-4 Inhibitors Drug Name Representative Brand Name Doses Available (mg) How it Works Linagliptin Tradjenta 5 Enhances function of both alpha and beta cells to improve glucose uptake and decrease glucose production Sitagliptin Phosphate Januvia ® 25 50 100 Saxagliptin Phosphate Onglyza ® 2.5 5 Thiazolidinediones Drug Name Representative Brand Name Doses Available (mg) How it Works Pioglitizone Actos ® 15 30 45 Increases insulin sensitivity to increase glucose uptake and reduce blood glucose levels Meglitinides Drug Name *Indicates Generic is Available Representative Brand Name Doses Available (mg) How it Works Nateglinide* Starlix ® 60 120 Short acting agents that increase insulin secretion and decrease blood glucose in people with capacity to produce insulin Repaglinide Prandin ® 0.5 1.0 2.0 Sulfonylureas Drug Name *Indicates Generic is Available Representative Brand Name Doses Available (mg) How it Works Chlorpropamide* Diabenese 250 Short acting agents that increase insulin secretion and decrease blood glucose in people with capacity to produce insulin Glimepiride* Amaryl ® 1 2 4 Glipizide* Glucotrol ® 5 10 Glipizide Extended Release* Glucotrol ® XL 2.5 5.0 10.0 Glyburide* Diabeta ® 1.25 2.50 5.00 Glyburide Micronized* Glynase ® Pres Tab ® 1.5 3.0 6.0 Tolazamide * Tolinase 250 500 Tolbutamide* Orinase 500 Biguanides Drug Name *Indicates Generic is Available Representative Brand Name Doses Available (mg) How it Works Metformin* Glucophage ® 500 850 1000 Increases insulin sensitivity to decrease blood glucose levels: Decreases liver glucose production Increases insulin sensitivity Metformin Extended Release* Glucophage ® XR 500 750 Metformin Liquid Riomet ® 500/5ml Combinations Drug Name *Indicates Generic is Available Representative Brand Name Doses Available (mg) How it Works Actos/ Metformin ACTOplus met 15/500 15/850 Enhances glucose uptake and decreases glucose production Linagliptin/ Metformin Jentadueto 2.5/500 2.5/850 2.5/1000 Sitagliptin/ Metformin JANUMET ® 50/500 50/1000 Glipizide/ Metformin* Metaglip 2.5/250 2.5/500 5/500 Increases insulin production and decreases glucose production Glyburide/ Metformin* Glucovance ® 1.25/250 2.5/500 5/500 Bile Acid Sequestrant Drug Name *Indicates Generic is Available Representative Brand Name Doses Available How it Works Colesevelam* Welchol ® 3.75 gm Unclear In addition to medications included here, multiple combination medications continue to become available, combining the mechanisms of action of two classes of drugs in one medication. Examples of such include Duetact TM and JANUMET ® . Sources: Adapted from www.drugdigest.org, and The Art and Science of Diabetes Self-Management Education, 2010. Invite your Medicare patients to order their diabetes testing supplies today! 1-800-364-7176 | www.optumrx.com/diabetes Also available in 625 mg tablets

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The information in this educational tool does not substitute for the medical advice, diagnosis or treatment of your physician. Always seek the help of your physician or qualified health provider for any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

All Optum™ trademarks and logos are owned by Optum, Inc. All other brand or product names are trademarks or registered marks of their respective owners.

H11-01076-04 C-OGM 02/12 ©2012 OptumRx, Inc.

Oral Glucose Medications Diabetes ActiveCare

When doctors prescribe oral medications to treat type 2 diabetes, many options are available. This guide may help your patients identify the name of the oral medication that has been prescribed for them — and help avoid confusion.

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PROJECT # H11-01076-04 C-OGM START DATE: 1/23/12

APP’D: 2/16/12

PRINT SIZE 11" x 17"BLEED N/AMEDIA Printed poster

COLOR CMYK for COATED STOCK

COMPONENT: Cholesterol- Oral Glucose Meds Chart

Name That Medicine

Alpha-Glucosidase InhibitorsDrug Name Representative

Brand NameDoses Available (mg)

How it Works

Acarbose Precose® 2550100

Inhibitscarbohydratedigestion todelay and lessen the rise in post meal glucose levels

Miglitol Glyset® 2550100

Dopamine AgonistDrug Name Representative

Brand NameDoses Available (mg)

How it Works

Bromocriptine Mesylate

Cycloset® 0.8

Unclear

DPP-4 InhibitorsDrug Name Representative

Brand NameDoses Available (mg)

How it Works

Linagliptin Tradjenta™ 5 Enhances function of both alpha and beta cells to improve glucose uptake and decrease glucoseproduction

Sitagliptin Phosphate

Januvia® 2550100

SaxagliptinPhosphate

Onglyza® 2.55

ThiazolidinedionesDrug Name Representative

Brand NameDoses Available (mg)

How it Works

Pioglitizone Actos® 153045

Increases insulinsensitivity toincrease glucoseuptake andreduce bloodglucose levels

MeglitinidesDrug Name* Indicates Generic

is Available

Representative Brand Name

Doses Available (mg)

How it Works

Nateglinide* Starlix® 60120

Short acting agents that increase insulin secretion and decrease bloodglucose in people with capacity toproduce insulin

Repaglinide Prandin® 0.51.02.0

SulfonylureasDrug Name* Indicates Generic

is Available

Representative Brand Name

Doses Available (mg)

How it Works

Chlorpropamide* Diabenese 250 Short acting agents that increase insulin secretion and decrease bloodglucose in people with capacity toproduce insulin

Glimepiride* Amaryl® 124

Glipizide* Glucotrol® 510

GlipizideExtendedRelease*

Glucotrol® XL 2.55.010.0

Glyburide* Diabeta® 1.25 2.50 5.00

GlyburideMicronized*

Glynase®

Pres Tab®1.53.06.0

Tolazamide* Tolinase 250500

Tolbutamide* Orinase 500

BiguanidesDrug Name* Indicates Generic

is Available

Representative Brand Name

Doses Available (mg)

How it Works

Metformin* Glucophage® 500850 1000

Increases insulinsensitivity todecrease bloodglucose levels:• Decreases

liver glucose production

• Increases insulin sensitivity

Metformin Extended Release*

Glucophage® XR

500750

Metformin Liquid

Riomet® 500/5ml

CombinationsDrug Name* Indicates Generic

is Available

Representative Brand Name

Doses Available (mg)

How it Works

Actos/Metformin

ACTOplus met™ 15/500 15/850

Enhancesglucose uptakeand decreasesglucose production

Linagliptin/ Metformin

Jentadueto™ 2.5/500 2.5/850 2.5/1000

Sitagliptin/Metformin

JANUMET® 50/50050/1000

Glipizide/Metformin*

Metaglip™ 2.5/250 2.5/500 5/500

Increases insulinproductionand decreases glucose productionGlyburide/

Metformin*Glucovance® 1.25/250

2.5/500 5/500

Bile Acid SequestrantDrug Name* Indicates Generic

is Available

Representative Brand Name

Doses Available

How it Works

Colesevelam* Welchol® 3.75 gm Unclear

In addition to medications included here, multiple combination medications continue to become available, combining the mechanisms of action of two classes of drugs in one medication. Examples of such include DuetactTM and JANUMET®.

Sources: Adapted from www.drugdigest.org, and The Art and Science of Diabetes Self-Management Education, 2010.

Invite your Medicare patients to order their diabetes testing supplies today! 1-800-364-7176 | www.optumrx.com/diabetes

Also available in 625 mg tablets