Product Images Skyrizi

This text provides a list of physical features of an item that appears to be related to medical injections. It includes a green activator button, gray hand grips, an inspection window, a white needle sleeve, a needle, and a dark gray cap. The text suggests that the dark gray cap should be kept on the item until it is ready to be used for injection.*

This text is a set of instructions related to using two syringes to inject a substance into a body. The instruction is to make sure that when using the second syringe, the injection site should be at least 1 inch away from the first site and not to inject the substance into the same site as the first one.*

This appears to be a description of an on-body injector, with a front view depicted. It features an adhesive, a gray start button, a light material that should not be touched until ready to inject, a gray door which should not be closed without a prefilled cartridge of medicine inside, and pull tabs. The purpose of this on-body injector and the type of medicine it may dispense is not specified.*

This appears to be a product label with instructions for a needle and adhesive plastic cover. It includes information on the needle, the plastic backing strip, and a warning not to touch the needle cover. There are also two sections labeled with green pull tabs, but it is unclear what they refer to.*

This is a description of a side view of a device that contains a gray door with ridges, a door latch, a needle cover and a needle. The instructions state that the gray door should be slightly open and should not be closed without a prefilled cartridge inside. It is also advised not to touch the needle cover or needle.*

This is a description for a prefilled cartridge used for medications. The cartridge has a larger size and a white plunger that expands through the chamber toward the bottom of the cartridge as medication is delivered. There is an expiration date (EXP) located on the cartridge label, and caution instructions not to twist or remove the cartridge top.*

This text is not available for evaluation as it only contains two unrelated words.*

This text is a simple description of a gray door.*

The device has two sections labeled as "Small" and "Large". There is a needle cover under which there may be items or features hidden. Also, there is a status light that is flashing blue.*

This text seems to be a partial instruction guide for a medication called SKYRIZI. It provides a phone number that can be used for assistance related to the usage of this medication. Additionally, there is an instruction related to the proper handling of an on-body injector, which should be carefully removed from the ski. Unfortunately, the text is incomplete and does not provide further context.*

This is a very brief description and could refer to a container designed for the disposal of medical sharps, such as needles or scalpels, to prevent accidental injury or infection. Without further context, it is difficult to provide more detail.*

This text appears to include a caution regarding the use of an On-Body Injector, which may be signaled by different colored lights. It provides phone numbers to call for more information and warns not to continue using the injector if it is not working properly.*

This is medication information for Skyrizi, an injection containing risankizumab-rzaa, with a concentration of 600 mg/10 mL. This medication is for intravenous use only, and must be diluted prior to use. The 10 mL single-dose vial must be kept refrigerated at 36°F to 46°F to protect it from the light. Each vial contains 600 mg of medication, and the dosage instructions should be obtained from the prescribing information. The medication is manufactured by AbbVie Inc. and can be found on www.SKYRIZI.com.*