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A unit is a standard measurement for insulin, expressed by the letter U, followed by the number of units present. In the U.S., insulin is commonly available in a ratio of 100 units per one milliliter of solution (U-100). Therefore, a single unit is 0.01 milliliter.
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National Diabetes Information Clearing House: Diabetes Dictionary
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