PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1627676
PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1627676
The human insulin market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.28%, reaching a market size of US$27,421.71 million in 2030 from US$23,334.45 million in 2025.
Insulin is the hormone that controls sugar levels in the body. Diabetes is a chronic metabolic condition with an abnormal increase in blood glucose or sugar levels. Currently, it has two types. In type 1 diabetes, the pancreatic beta cells are unable to secrete insulin, whereas in type 2, the cells of the body become less sensitive to insulin secretion. With the increasing prevalence of sedentary lifestyles, the incidence of diabetes is anticipated to surge in the insulin market. In addition, favorable reimbursement trends in developed countries are expected to contribute to overall market growth.
Human Insulin Market Drivers
Diabetes is a chronic metabolic ailment that has been defined through increased blood glucose levels in the blood hypoglycemia. Humans have human insulin, which is widely used in individualized treatment, insulin replacement in clinical therapy, and specialty treatment to treat and control the disease. However, the demand for insulin is further propelled by the increasing consumption of the drug to treat type 1 diabetes, which controls blood sugar levels and prevents hyperglycemia by providing the essential insulin that does not form in the body. It is used orally and is designed to improve glucose uptake and increase the amount of insulin in the body.
Further, the market is also expanding due to the increasing demand for insulin pump therapy products that provide a continuous flow of insulin all day, mimicking the basal insulin secretion by a healthy pancreas. In addition to that, human insulin is also very important in preventing high or low-glucose shifts in preoperative and critical care environments and, hence, is imperative in lessening surgical complications.
The high prevalence of diabetes in North America, which is caused by a sedentary lifestyle, has resulted in the United States gaining a stranglehold on the global human insulin market. The cost factor is the biggest concern in the US since domestic insulin producers receive about half of their revenue. The United States accounts for most of the global sales of Lantus, a long-acting insulin. Many diabetes medication manufacturers view the country as a key market to boost global sales. Lantus is the most popular basal insulin worldwide and holds a monopoly on the US market.
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