Sensulin Logo Design Contest

United States

What We Do

biopharmaceutical R&D company - We are developing a once-a-day adaptive release insulin for Type I/II diabetics

Industry

Medical

Color Preferences

Blue, Green, Red, Yellow, or White... orange may also work?

Our Ideas & Additional Information

www.adimab.com - love the website and logo
http://www.diabetesbluecircle.org/ - the UN symbol for diabetes (color and logo not necessary to include, but may help communicate our message).
http://images.google.com/search?q=biopharmaceutical+company+logos&tbm=isch - for inspiration, other biopharma company logos

Themes

Colorful

Necessity

Refined

Secure

Entries

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trulyART

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pfdesigner

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mithunadesign

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Water Lily

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Zyra

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graphestesia

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Aptana

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TillyDes!gn

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TillyDes!gn

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brandinghue

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HAMPURA

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trulyART

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mithunadesign

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trulyART

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bluberri

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LvD

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Discussion

Client

Thanks to all of you for taking a look at this project. If you, a family member, or a friend has been affected by type I or type II diabetes, you understand how horrible this disease can be. I promise to be very active/responsive in the next week, so please consider this proposal. Thanks again, Sensulin, LLC

13 years ago

Client

Thanks to everyone who is participating... I will seek feedback from my colleagues and try to start honing on on favorites.

I note that nobody has focused on the "sensing" aspects of our insulin. Basically, when a diabetic person eats, the drug senses the higher blood sugar, and releases more insulin... after the blood sugar returns to normal, the drug releases less insulin. Here is an image that describes how the drug works. http://www.censebio.com/images/technology.png

Thanks again,
-MM

13 years ago

Client

And here is a link to the UN / international symbol for diabetes - http://www.diabetesbluecircle.org/

13 years ago

Client

Thanks for all of your time/efforts, and please ignore the rankings at the moment, as I am polling my co-founder, his wife, and my wife to get some external feedback (also told them to ignore the rankings). Stay tuned, and thanks again,
-MM

13 years ago