The Structural Formula In Figure 1. Application Sites For Testosterone Gel 1.62% (Image 1)
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The Structural Formula Of The Inactive Ingredients In Testosterone Gel 1.62% Are: Carbomer Homopolymer Type C (carbopol 980), Ethyl Alcohol, Isopropyl Myristate, Purified Water, And Sodium Hydroxide. (Image 2)
The text describes the chemical formula, the molecular weight and the name of the hormone testosterone which is important for male physical development, sexual function, and reproduction.*
Figure 2: Mean (±sd) Serum Total Testosterone Concentrations On Day 7 In Patients Following Testosterone Gel 1.62% Once-daily Application Of 81 mg Of Testosterone (n=33) For 7 Days (Image 3)
This is a chart or graph that shows the Total T (testosterone) levels in ng/dL over time (h) with measurements taken from the upper arms/shoulder area and rotation of the abdomen and upper arms/shoulders. The only data point visible in the chart is 12. There is no additional context or information to provide further details on the purpose or significance of the chart.*
Figure 3: Mean (±sd) Steady-state Serum Total Testosterone Concentrations On Day 112 (Image 4)
This is a table presenting Mean Total Testosterone levels of subjects on day 112 of the study. The study included two groups, one receiving different doses of testosterone gel 1.62% and the other receiving placebo. The normal range for Total Testosterone is 300 to 1000 ng/dl, with the upper bound not specified in the given text.*
Figure 4: Mean (±sd) Steady-state Serum Total Testosterone Concentrations On Day 364 (Image 5)
This is a graph displaying the mean total testosterone levels (in ng/dl) of a group using Testosterone Gel 1.62% on day 364. The normal range for total testosterone levels is 300 to 1000 ng/dl with an upper bound of 1200 ng/dl. The graph shows the mean levels at each hour of the day, with the peak at around 1400 ng/dl.*
The Application Sites For Testosterone Gel 1.62% Are The Upper Arms And Shoulders That Will Be Covered By A Short Sleeve T-shirt (see Figure A). (Image 6)
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This text is a medication description for a gel containing testosterone that is administered through the skin via a pump. The gel comes in a package with a dosage insert and other instructions. The medication should be stored at room temperature. The accompanying medication guide should be given to each patient by the pharmacist. The medication is intended for topical use only. The text provides dosage and usage instructions as well as a warning about the flammability of alcohol-based gels. *
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This is a description of a testosterone gel product that contains 2025 mg of testosterone USP per dose of 0.25 grams in an alcohol-based gel. The package comes with 30 unit-dose packets, and the usual dosage is one packet. It is intended for topical use only and is designed to be applied to the shoulders or upper arm. There are warnings about keeping the product out of reach of children and avoiding exposure to flame and heat until the gel has dried. Additional instructions and information can be found in the accompanying Patient Information Guide.*
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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.
