Duopa Suspension
Product Images NDC 0074-3012

Product Visual Gallery

This gallery contains 100 technical images submitted to the FDA as part of the official labeling for Duopa (NDC 0074-3012). Unlike standard consumer photos, these assets often include clinical data figures, molecular chemical structures, and official manufacturer packaging layouts.

As provided by Abbvie Inc., these visuals offer a comprehensive scientific overview of the product's physical and chemical identity, aiding pharmacists and researchers in product verification and study.

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Duopa 01

Chemical structure of Carbidopa, the active ingredient in Duopa suspension. It shows the molecular arrangement including phenol groups, hydrazine, and keto functional groups, as well as a water molecule (hydrate).*

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Duopa 02

Chemical structure of Carbidopa, the active ingredient in Duopa (Carbidopa and Levodopa) suspension. The structure shows a benzene ring with two hydroxyl groups, connected to an amino acid side chain including an amine group and a carboxylic acid group.*

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Duopa 03

A line graph depicting Levodopa plasma concentration (µg/mL) over time (hours). The chart shows fluctuations in plasma levels with error bars indicating variability at each time point, spanning from 0 to 20 hours on the x-axis and 0 to 5 µg/mL on the y-axis.*

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Duopa 04

A line graph comparing the change in ON time (hours) from baseline over a 12-week period for Duopa and oral immediate-release carbidopa-levodopa. The x-axis represents the visit timeline from baseline to week 12, while the y-axis measures the change in ON time in hours. The graph includes sample sizes for each group at each visit.*

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Duopa 05

An instructional diagram showing components of the Duopa enteral suspension delivery system by AbbVie Inc. It includes labeled parts such as the pump, Duopa cassette, stomach tube, stoma site, and different connector types with color coding for identification.*

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Duopa 06

An instructional diagram of the CADD-Legacy 1400 Pump used with Duopa. The diagram labels key parts including the display, accessory jack, keypad, Duopa cassette, cassette latch on the side, and the battery compartment at the back. It also notes that tubing should not be placed in the indicated slot not used in this application.*

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Duopa 07

A text panel titled 'Description of the Keys' explaining the functions of various control buttons on a device. It details keys for starting/stopping the pump, saving values, filling tubing with Duopa suspension, delivering morning and extra doses, advancing screens, adjusting values, and low power mode. It notes the PRIME key is for healthcare provider use only.*

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Duopa 08

An instructional diagram showing the status display for a pump. It illustrates that when running, the pump displays "RUN" along with battery status, with LowBat indicating low battery. When stopped, the pump displays "STOPPED".*

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Duopa 09

An instructional diagram showing a hand holding a device and inserting or adjusting a component by pulling it outward, with an arrow indicating the direction of movement. The image appears to demonstrate a step related to the use or setup of a device associated with the product Duopa, a carbidopa and levodopa suspension for enteral administration.*

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Duopa 0a

An illustration depicting a hand holding a device container with an arrow indicating the action of removing or opening its lid. This diagram is likely instructional, showing how to access or operate the device associated with the Duopa carbidopa and levodopa enteral suspension product.*

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Duopa 0b

An instructional illustration showing a person holding a Duopa enteral suspension pump with one hand while using the other hand to prepare or operate the device, demonstrating device handling or administration technique.*

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Duopa 0c

An instructional illustration showing a close-up of a device with a locked mechanism labeled 'LOCKED.' The image includes arrows indicating a turning motion to unlock or lock components of the device, relevant to the Duopa suspension delivery system.*

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Duopa 0d

An instructional illustration showing hands connecting two components of an enteral delivery system, likely demonstrating how to attach parts of a Duopa suspension pump or tubing for administration.*

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Duopa 0e

An instructional illustration labeled Figure G showing two hands assembling a component, likely related to the administration of Duopa enteral suspension. One hand holds a cylindrical device, while the other hand attaches a part resembling a clip or connector.*

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Duopa 0f

An instructional diagram labeled as Figure H showing two hands assembling or connecting parts of a device, possibly related to the administration or packaging of Duopa suspension (carbidopa and levodopa). The image demonstrates how to attach two components together, likely for enteral use.*

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Duopa 10

An instructional image showing a small device or cap with the label 'ON' and 'OFF' positions, likely representing a switch or control feature associated with the Duopa enteral suspension medication delivery system.*

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Duopa 11

A simple text panel displaying the word 'STOPPED' in uppercase letters on a white background with a thin black border. There is no additional visible context or information on the panel.*

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Duopa 12

An instructional illustration labeled 'Figure 1' showing two hands manipulating a medical device, with one hand holding a tube and the other hand pulling or adjusting a small part on the tube, likely demonstrating a step in preparing or administering the enteral suspension Duopa (Carbidopa and Levodopa).*

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Duopa 15

Duopa 20 mg/mL carbidopa and 4.63 mg/mL levodopa enteral suspension label from AbbVie Inc. The image shows the product name and strengths clearly on a white background with a distinctive black and white graphic of a dog's head and the text "Morning Dose."*

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Duopa 16

A medication administration display screen showing a morning dose entry field labeled 'Morning Dose' with a placeholder for the dose in milliliters (ml), presented as 'x.x ml'.*

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Duopa 17

An instructional illustration showing a hand opening or closing a compartment on a rectangular device or container, with an arrow indicating the direction of movement. This appears as a usage or handling guide related to the drug product Duopa suspension by AbbVie Inc.*

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Duopa 18

Illustration labeled Figure K shows a person wearing a Duopa enteral suspension pump device suspended from straps around the neck and shoulders. The device is positioned at the chest level, demonstrating proper placement of the portable infusion pump for this prescription drug administration.*

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Duopa 19

An instructional illustration showing a human silhouette alongside two circular icons. The first icon depicts a medication bottle and cup, and the second icon, with a prohibition sign, shows a capsule or tablet, indicating instructions related to medication administration.*

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Duopa 1a

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Duopa 1b

A small text panel titled 'Dose' with no visible additional information or detailed dosing instructions. The panel appears to be part of a larger label or document related to drug dosing.*

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Duopa 1c

An instructional diagram showing two hands opening or handling a Duopa medication delivery system, possibly a pump or dispenser device. The image illustrates the process of accessing or loading the device, with one hand holding the device and the other lifting a flap or cover.*

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Duopa 1d

An instructional illustration labeled Figure N showing two hands manipulating a medical device or tubing component. One hand is holding a clip or clamp attached to a tube, and the other hand is pulling a piece of the tube or connector away, demonstrating a step in the device operation or assembly, likely related to enteral administration equipment.*

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Duopa 1e

An instructional illustration showing hands assembling or connecting two small tube components with a rotating motion indicated by an arrow. The image appears to demonstrate part of the preparation or administration process for an enteral suspension product.*

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Duopa 1f

An instructional illustration showing a syringe connected to a tube with clamps, likely depicting the setup or administration process for an enteral suspension medication delivery system.*

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Duopa 20

An instructional illustration showing hands assembling or preparing a medical syringe or delivery device, suggesting usage steps for administering an enteral suspension dose.*

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Duopa 21

An instructional diagram illustrating the assembly or connection of components related to a syringe and tubing, likely for the administration of Duopa (Carbidopa and Levodopa) enteral suspension. The diagram shows a syringe, connectors, and tubing pieces arranged sequentially for use preparation.*

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Duopa 22

An instructional illustration showing two hands assembling or connecting components of a device or medical apparatus, with a focus on a tube and connector. A curved arrow indicates a twisting or locking motion involved in the connection process.*

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Duopa 23

An instructional illustration showing a person holding a Duopa enteral suspension container with one hand while using the other hand to manipulate a component or accessory, indicating the proper handling or preparation of the Duopa suspension for administration.*

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Duopa 24

An instructional illustration depicting the Locked and Unlocked positions of a component, likely a lid or cap, on the Duopa enteral suspension delivery system. The image shows arrows indicating the direction to turn for locking and unlocking the mechanism.*

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Duopa 25

An instructional illustration showing a person handling a Duopa medication cassette by inserting or removing it from a holder or device, demonstrating part of the medication preparation or administration process.*

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Duopa 26

An instructional illustration labeled Figure W showing hands manipulating a small plastic or rubber piece, likely part of a device used with the Duopa enteral suspension. The image demonstrates how to twist or adjust a component, possibly for assembling or preparing the administration system.*

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Duopa 27

An instructional illustration showing a two-step connection process using hands. One hand holds a connector piece, while the other hand holds a tube, demonstrating twisting or aligning motion for assembly. This image likely relates to the administration or setup of the Duopa enteral suspension system.*

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Duopa 28

An instructional illustration showing a person holding and preparing a handheld device for use, likely associated with the administration of Duopa suspension. The image depicts one hand operating the device and another hand holding a small object, possibly a cartridge or component for the device.*

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Duopa 29

An instructional illustration showing two views of a locking mechanism labeled 'Figure Z.' The left view shows a closed, locked position on a device, with an arrow indicating the locked state. The right view shows a zoomed-in front of the locked indicator. The image likely demonstrates how to secure the locking feature on a medical delivery device.*

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Duopa 2a

An instructional illustration showing a person holding a Duopa enteral suspension cartridge, with one hand steadying the cartridge and the other hand pulling a component off the top, indicated by an arrow. This image likely demonstrates part of the preparation or administration process for the Duopa suspension.*

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Duopa 2b

An instructional illustration showing hands opening a rectangular container or device with a hinged lid. The image depicts the process of flipping the lid open, indicated by an arrow. The context suggests it may relate to the use or preparation of the Duopa suspension delivery system.*

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Duopa 2c

An instructional illustration labeled Figure CC showing a hand holding and inserting a cartridge into a dispensing device or pump. The image depicts the connection or assembly process, likely related to the administration of a suspension product via an enteral route.*

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Duopa 2d

Illustration showing a close-up of a locking mechanism for a device, labeled 'LOCKED'. The diagram uses arrows to indicate the action needed to engage or disengage the lock, likely related to the administration of Duopa suspension via an enteral route.*

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Duopa 2e

An instructional illustration labeled Figure EE showing two hands connecting parts of a device or tubing by twisting or screwing them together, likely related to the administration or setup of the Duopa enteral suspension system.*

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Duopa 2f

An instructional illustration depicting a hand holding a syringe and attaching or detaching a small cap or adapter to the syringe tip, suggestive of preparation for administration or dosing of a medication such as Duopa suspension.*

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Duopa 30

An instructional diagram showing two hands connecting parts of a medical device or tubing, likely demonstrating assembly or connection steps related to the administration device for Duopa (Carbidopa and Levodopa) enteral suspension.*

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Duopa 31

An instructional illustration showing hands holding and preparing a medical device, likely demonstrating how to open or set up a component such as a tube or catheter, as indicated by the arrow and close-up detail. The image is labeled as Figure HH.*

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Duopa 32

An illustration showing two hands assembling a medical device, with one hand holding a tube or cassette and the other hand preparing to insert it into a docking component. The figure is labeled as 'Figure 11' and likely depicts part of the setup process for an enteral suspension pump or delivery system.*

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Duopa 33

An instructional diagram showing a person wearing a pump device secured around their neck with straps, positioned on the chest. The illustration highlights how the enteral suspension delivery device for Duopa is worn by the patient.*

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Duopa 34

An instructional diagram showing a human silhouette alongside two circular icons. The first icon depicts a container with an arrow indicating administration, and the second icon shows a container with a cross mark, likely indicating an action not to be done. This image appears to illustrate usage instructions related to the Duopa suspension.*

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Duopa 35

An instructional illustration showing hands connecting a tube to a port or device, likely demonstrating a step in the administration or setup process for the Duopa suspension enteral delivery system.*

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Duopa 36

An instructional diagram labeled Figure MM, showing hands demonstrating the opening or preparation of a medical device or container, possibly related to the Duopa enteral suspension product.*

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Duopa 37

An instructional illustration showing a person holding a device, inserting or attaching a syringe into a port on the device, demonstrating a step in the use or administration process likely related to the Duopa suspension delivery system.*

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Duopa 38

An instructional illustration depicting a pair of hands manipulating a catheter or tube. One hand is holding the tube steady while the other is pulling back a small tab or cap, suggesting preparation or assembly before use.*

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Duopa 3c

An instructional illustration showing a finger pressing the "NEXT" button on a device or screen, indicating a step in a procedure or user interface navigation.*

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Duopa 3d

A text panel labeled 'Continuous Rate' displaying a placeholder entry for a continuous rate infusion, with 'x.x ml/hr' indicating variable flow rate, likely related to dosage administration instructions for Duopa suspension.*

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Duopa 3e

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Duopa 3f

Duopa carbidopa and levodopa enteral suspension in a clear plastic container with a white cap. The label shows product strength as 20 mg and 4.63 mg per mL, with AbbVie Inc. as the labeler. The NDC 0074-3012 is visible on the label along with dosage form details.*

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Duopa 44

Duopa 20 mg Carbidopa and 4.63 mg Levodopa per mL suspension in enteral dosage form by AbbVie Inc., NDC 0074-3012. The image shows a carton with product name, strengths, dosage form, and labeler details.*

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Duopa 4a

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Duopa 4b

An illustration showing a vertical thermometer with temperature markings, with the mercury level near the top indicating a high temperature. The image appears to be a simple temperature measurement graphic, not related to the pharmaceutical product itself.*

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Duopa 4c

An illustration showing a simple schematic of a medical device setup with a circular reservoir marked with volume levels and tubing. This diagram appears to be related to enteral administration or dosing, likely corresponding to the administration method for Duopa (Carbidopa and Levodopa) suspension provided via enteral route.*

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Duopa 4d

An instructional diagram illustrating the assembly or operation of a dual-connector system, showing two arrows pointing toward a central circular hub with two parallel ports. This likely represents a component in a medical device related to the administration of Duopa suspension by enteral route.*

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Duopa 4e

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Duopa 4f

An illustrated diagram showing the front and rear views of a CADD-Legacy 1400 device. The front view highlights features such as the display, power jack, accessory jack, AC indicator light, keypad, and medication cassette reservoir. The rear view indicates the battery compartment, cassette latch, power jack symbol, and accessory jack symbol. The diagram includes labels for each component.*

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Duopa 50

Duopa Carbidopa and Levodopa suspension, enteral dosage form, with strength 20 mg/mL and 4.63 mg/mL, manufactured by AbbVie Inc. The image shows a simple pill imprint with "PRIME" inside an oval shape, which may be part of the product's identifying marking.*

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Duopa 51

An instructional diagram showing a device display panel for Duopa, a Carbidopa and Levodopa suspension. The display indicates pump running status (RUN), reservoir volume (ResVol in ml), battery status (LowBat), and shows numeric reservoir volume measurement (nn.n ml).*

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Duopa 52

An illustration showing a status indicator of a pump with the label 'When stopped:' and the display reading 'STOPPED.' This likely pertains to the operation or status display of a medical infusion pump device.*

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Duopa 53

An instructional diagram showing the battery compartment of a device, illustrating the correct orientation for inserting two cylindrical batteries, with a clear indication of the positive (+) terminal placement.*

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Duopa 54

An instructional diagram showing two arrows pointing in opposite directions, likely indicating how to insert or slide a component. The illustration is simple, with one arrow pointing left and another pointing right toward or away from a component, suggesting a connection or removal step.*

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Duopa 55

An instructional illustration showing the battery compartment of a device, containing two cylindrical batteries positioned side by side with visible positive and negative terminals.*

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Duopa 56

An instructional illustration showing a close-up of a person's hands operating a device, with one hand pressing a release tab and an arrow indicating the direction to move a component, suggesting a step in preparing or using the device related to Duopa suspension administration.*

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Duopa 57

The illustration shows a medical device with three close-up views of a cartridge insertion area, each marked with a large 'X' to indicate incorrect cartridge placement or orientation.*

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Duopa 58

A dosage timing diagram illustrating dosing strategy over time. It shows a high initial morning dose labeled as a loading dose, followed by smaller extra doses and a continuous rate dose later in time. The vertical axis represents dosage and the horizontal axis represents time.*

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Duopa 59

An illustration of a digital display screen showing a reservoir volume readout in milliliters (mL). The display indicates 'Reservoir Volume' at the top, with a numeric value field below marked as mL, commonly used for measuring liquid medication volumes in devices such as infusion pumps.*

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Duopa 5a

A drug facts text panel titled "Continuous Rate" indicating measurement units as "mL/hr" with a placeholder for numeric input. The panel appears to be related to continuous dosing rate instructions or settings, without further detailed context or information.*

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Duopa 5b

A drug facts panel excerpt showing an 'Extra Dose' section, indicating measurement in milliliters (mL). The image contains partial text with a focus on dosage amount expressed in mL.*

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Duopa 5c

This image shows a small printed text panel with the word 'Given' and adjacent medical or dosage instructions partially visible. The text appears to be part of a dosing or administration section for a drug product, likely related to timing or quantity of administration.*

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Duopa 5d

Duopa carbidopa and levodopa enteral suspension capsule imprint logo. The capsule-shaped imprint displays the word PRIME in uppercase letters inside the outline.*

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Duopa 5e

A text panel displaying dosing instructions for 'Morning Dose,' with empty fields for specifying time (h:m) and volume (mL). The panel is designed for entry of dose timing and amount for patient administration guidance.*

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Duopa 5f

An instructional diagram showing a person's hands operating a Duopa infusion pump device. The illustration depicts how to hold and adjust the pump, used for delivering carbidopa and levodopa suspension via enteral route.*

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Duopa 60

An illustration depicting a locking mechanism on a medical device component. The image shows a cylindrical part with the word 'LOCKED' above a circular button or dial, indicating the locked position of the device part.*

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Duopa 61

An instructional illustration showing hands operating a small electronic device, likely a pump or infusion device, which may relate to administering Duopa suspension via an enteral route.*

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Duopa 63

Duopa 20 mg/mL and 4.63 mg/mL suspension for enteral administration. The image shows an oval-shaped tablet imprint with the text 'PRIME' in uppercase letters, likely a marker on the product packaging or delivery system. Labeler is AbbVie Inc.*

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Duopa 64

A drug facts or dosing instruction panel titled 'Extra Dose' with fields for hours (hrs) and minutes (min) to enter time information. The panel is likely part of a dosing schedule or instructions, with empty spaces for user input.*

* About these descriptions: Image descriptions on this page are generated by automated AI analysis of the product label images from the manufacturer's FDA label submission (SPL). They are provided for reference only and may contain errors or omissions. Always rely on the printed label itself and the official FDA labeling, and consult a pharmacist or healthcare professional with any questions about this product.