5mcg Cannot Be Pushed In
Byetta Injection
Product Images NDC 0310-6512
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This gallery contains 100 technical images submitted to the FDA as part of the official labeling for Byetta (NDC 0310-6512). Unlike standard consumer photos, these assets often include clinical data figures, molecular chemical structures, and official manufacturer packaging layouts.
As provided by Astrazeneca Pharmaceuticals Lp, these visuals offer a comprehensive scientific overview of the product's physical and chemical identity, aiding pharmacists and researchers in product verification and study.
Product Images & Figures Index
5mcg Window
Arrow For Dose Knob
Arrow In Dose Window Cannot Be Pushed In
Arrow Knob Wont Turn
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Injection Complete Arrow
Note 5mcg
Pull Dos 5mcg
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Reset 5mcg Arrow
Step 3 Arrow 5mcg
Step 3 Arrow Dose 5mcg
Step E Arrow 5mcg
Turn Dos 5mcg
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Figure 1 (Byetta 01)
This is a chart showing the insulin response in patients with Type 2 Diabetes who received an IV infusion of insulin, followed by either BYETTA or saline for 6.5 hours prior to an IV bolus of glucose. The chart shows glucose levels over time for the three groups of patients: BYETTA-treated Type 2 Diabetics, saline-treated Type 2 Diabetics, and saline-treated healthy patients. The study aimed to evaluate the effects of the different treatments on insulin response.*
Figure 2 (Byetta 02)
This text describes a study or experiment involving a injection called "350 SC Injection". A standardized breakfast was likely given to the participants. The rest of the text consists of numerical data and a graph showing "BYETTAN" and "Placebo" on a time scale in minutes. Mean dose administered was 7.8 mog based on body weight via subcutaneous injection.*
Figure 3 (Byetta 03)
This is a medical report that shows the measurements of Plasma Glucose and Serum Insulin levels in mg/dL and 4U/mL respectively over time (in hours). The report also mentions the administration of BYETTA and Placebo based on the participant's body weight.*
Byetta Parts (Byetta 05)
Byetta Pen Parts And Dose Window Symbols (Byetta 06)
This appears to be a set of instructions related to a medical injection device. It specifies different states the device can be in and what actions can be taken in each state. It mentions a dose knob and injection of 5 mg, but does not provide any specific details on what medication is being administered. The inclusion of "Pen Needles Not Included" suggests that this may be a disposable device that requires separate needles to be attached.*
Remove Paper From Needle (Byetta 09)
Pull Off Outer Needle (Byetta 10)
Pull Off Inner Needle Shield (Byetta 11)
Arrow 4 (Byetta 17)
Point Needle Away From You (Byetta 18)
Push And Hold (Byetta 19)
Pen Preparation (Byetta 20)
Check Pen Label (Byetta 22)
Check Cartridge (Byetta 23)
Check Window Dose (Byetta 27)
Pull Dose Knob (Byetta 28)
Grip Pen Firmly (Byetta 30)
Push And Hold (Byetta 31)
Injection Is Complete (Byetta 32)
Turn Dose Window (Byetta 33)
Carefully Put The Outer Needle (Byetta 34)
Unscrew The Needle (Byetta 35)
Throw Away Needles (Byetta 36)
Where To Inject Byetta (Byetta 37)
2.4 mL Cartridge Carton (Byetta 70)
This is a medication for subcutaneous use only, which contains 60 doses of 10mg each. It should be refrigerated and not frozen. The medication cannot be transferred to a syringe, and pen needles are not included. The user should consult their healthcare provider regarding the appropriate needle size and gauge to use, and it is recommended to use disposable pen needles with 28, 30, or 31 gauge. The medication is called Revazeoccs®.*
1.2 mL Cartridge Carton (Image 01)
This is a medication label for DG aat0-6812.01 which contains medication to be dispensed to patients. The medication contains 250 mg/mL and comes in a 12 mL package. Each prefilled pen contains 60 doses of the medication and is meant for subcutaneous use only. It should be refrigerated and not frozen. The medication should not be transferred to a syringe. The medication label mentions that the pen needles are not included and advises patients to consult their healthcare provider to determine the best length and gauge of a disposable pen needle. The recommended pen needle gauges are 23 (i), 30, or 31 (thinner).*
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This is a list of parts for a BYETTA pen used for injecting medication. It includes a blue pen cap, cartridge, BYETTA label, dose window, dose knob, and injection button.*
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This is a description of the parts of a pen needle, excluding the pen needles themselves. The parts include an outer needle, inner needle, needle shield, and paper tab. The text also mentions symbols on a dose window that indicate when the dose knob is ready to be pulled out, ready to be turned to the dose position, and when it is ready to inject a 10-meg dose. Additionally, there is a symbol that indicates when the dose knob has been pushed in and is ready to reset.*
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* 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.
