Product Images Nucala

This appears to be a graph displaying the probability of an event for different treatments over a period of weeks. The treatments include a placebo, Mepolizumab 75 mg IV, and NUCALA 100 mg SC. The graph also indicates the number of patients at risk and the number of events occurring over the weeks. There are error bars indicating 95% confidence intervals.*

This appears to be a graph showing the probability of an event over time for two treatments. The treatments are "Placebo" and "NUCALA 100 mg SC". The x-axis represents time in weeks, while the y-axis represents the probability of the event occurring in percentage. The graph also shows error bars indicating 95% confidence intervals. However, no information is available on what the specific event being measured is.*

This is a graph showing the probability of an event in percentage for two groups, placebo and NUCALA 300 mg SC. The x-axis shows the time to event in weeks, and the y-axis shows the probability of the event in percentage. The graph also includes the number of patients at risk for each group. Error bars indicating 95% confidence intervals are also shown.*

This is a graph of the probability of an event (measured in percent) over time (measured in weeks) for patients given a placebo versus those given NUCALA 300 mg SC. The graph shows the number of patients at risk over time for each treatment group, and error bars indicate 95% confidence intervals.*

The given text is a set of instructions for a medical injection device that includes information about how to use the device before and after use. It mentions the label, stopper, inspection window, needle guard, needle cap, and yellow indicator. The yellow indicator becomes visible once the injection is completed.*

This is a description regarding the security of an autoinjector. The text suggests that there are security peel-off seals that cover the plastic cover of the autoinjector. It further emphasizes the importance of those seals not being broken. Finally, it recommends taking the autoinjector out of its tray.*

This text is a simple instruction advising to check the expiration date and whether it is a medicine.*

This text indicates the presence of a container for the disposal of sharps such as needles, lancets, or blades. No further information is available.*

The text describes a medical device consisting of a white plunger with a white finger grip and a gray needle. It also has a stopper and an inspection window to check the medicine inside. After use, an automatic needle guard is activated, pulling the needle inside a cap.*

This text appears to be a set of instructions related to maintaining the security of a plastic cover for a syringe. It advises the reader to ensure that the "security seals" on the cover are not broken, and to remove the syringe from its tray.*

The text seems to be a simple instruction. It says "Make sure white plunger is fully down". It appears to be a direction for a user to ensure that a particular plunger is entirely pressed downwards.*

This is a description of a container for the disposal of sharp objects.*

This is a description of a medical syringe. It has a white plunger and a white finger grip, and there is an inspection window to see the medicine inside. The syringe also has an automatic needle guard and a gray needle cap, which retracts the needle after use.*

This text provides instructions on how to secure a plastic cover using a security peel-off seal. It also advises taking the syringe out of the tray while ensuring that the security seals are not broken.*

This text provides basic instructions for taking medication. It advises the reader to check the expiration date of the medicine before taking it, as well as to wait 30 minutes after taking it.*

A manual instruction or warning to ensure that a white plunger is pushed completely down. There is not enough context to determine the specific purpose or product related to the instruction.*

This text simply states the name of a product, which is a "Sharps Disposal Container". It is likely used for safe and proper disposal of sharp medical tools or needles.*

Nucala is a prescription drug in the form of an injection used after reconstitution. The reconstituted solution has a concentration of 100 mg/mL. It is supplied in a single-dose vial with no preservatives and should be discarded if any portion is unused. Each vial contains 100 mg of mepolizumab, along with polysorbate 80, sodium phosphate dibasic heptahydrate, and Sucrose. Nucala is strictly for subcutaneous use only with no potency standard in the United States.*

Nucala (mepolizumab) Injection 40mg/0.4mL Prefilled Syringe is a single-dose, subcutaneous medication used for prescription only. It comes with a prefilled syringe, along with instructions for use, prescribing, and patient information.*