Pramlintide results: what to expect and when

A diabetes medicine that copies a hormone released with insulin; Symlin products are discontinued.

Also called: Symlin, SymlinPen, Pramlintide acetate, AC137, AC-0137, Tripro-amylin.

Amylin analogues · Short-acting amylin receptor agonist · Evidence: Approved drug.

51 completed, terminated or active registered studies were found; 15 planned, withdrawn or unknown-status records were excluded. Early unregistered trials make this a minimum.

Key studies

  • Early dose finding: 30–300 mcg: Meal glucose rises fell; the highest dose caused more nausea. (source)
  • Four-week dose and meal timing: Several meal-based schedules improved short-term glucose markers. (source)
  • Type 2 dose finding: Short-term glucose markers improved across the tested doses. (source)
  • Type 1: one year plus extension: Pramlintide modestly improved glucose control without weight gain. (source)
  • Type 1: 60 and 90 mcg: 60 mcg modestly improved HbA1c and weight over one year. (source)
  • Type 1: fixed-insulin trial: This fixed-insulin trial showed a modest blood sugar effect. (source)

Related to Pramlintide

Sources

Sources checked: 2026-10-18.

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