Sunflower Solution
Product Images NDC 22840-1506

Product Visual Gallery

This gallery contains 9 technical images submitted to the FDA as part of the official labeling for Sunflower (NDC 22840-1506). Unlike standard consumer photos, these assets often include clinical data figures, molecular chemical structures, and official manufacturer packaging layouts.

As provided by Greer Laboratories, 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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1502 1 Dandelion 1000 Wv

Label for Dandelion Pollen allergenic extract solution by Greer Laboratories, Inc. It is a 5 mL vial containing Taraxacum officinale extract at a strength of 1:1,000 W/V, preserved with 0.4% phenol. The label notes that there is no U.S. standard of potency and directs users to the package insert for dosage and use instructions. Storage is recommended at 2-8°C. The label also includes a GTIN, lot number SAMPLE, and expiration date of January 1, 2025.*

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1504 2 Sunflower 40000 Pnu

Label for Dandelion allergenic extract solution by Greer Laboratories, Inc. This specific label is for a sunflower pollen extract (Helianthus annuus) at a concentration of 40,000 PNU/mL. The vial volume is 10 mL with 0.4% phenol preservative. It includes storage instructions (2-8°C), expiration date (01 Jan 2025), and contains various regulatory codes including GTIN and lot information.*

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5500 5 Daisy 20 Wv

Daisy Pollen allergenic extract solution with active ingredient Leucanthemum vulgare. The vial contains 5 mL at a concentration of 1:20 W/V. The label notes preservative 0.2% phenol and 50% v/v glycerin. Labeled by Greer Laboratories, Inc., store between 2-8°C. Includes batch and expiration details with U.S. Rx only.*

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5502 4 Sunflower 20 Wv

Label of Sunflower Pollen allergenic extract solution, Helianthus annuus, 50 mL vial, with 1:20 W/V strength. Contains preservative 0.2% phenol and 50% glycerin. Label indicates no U.S. standard of potency, directing users to package insert for dosing information. Manufactured by Greer Laboratories, Inc.*

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Figure 1

An instructional illustration showing two small rectangular rulers labeled with the Greer Laboratories logo. One ruler measures millimeters and is used in the second part of the illustration to measure a raised skin response on a patient's arm following an intradermal or percutaneous allergen test, demonstrating how to assess the size of a wheal or reaction.*

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Figure 2

A flowchart diagram illustrating a decision algorithm for skin testing related to allergenic extracts. It guides whether to use test extracts at varying concentrations based on patient risk for systemic allergic reaction and evaluation by percutaneous skin testing. Notes include use of positive and negative controls for each skin test application.*

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Length And Midpoint Orthogonal Width

An instructional diagram showing an arm with labels identifying the 'Wheal' as a smooth, slightly elevated area that is redder or paler than surrounding skin, and the 'Flare (Erythema)' as the red outermost zone of a wheal reaction.*

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Measure The Flare

An anatomical illustration showing a red circular skin area on an arm, with labeled measurements indicating a length of 36 mm and width midpoint orthogonal of 26 mm. This likely represents the size of a skin reaction.*

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Measuring The Wheal

An illustration showing a measurement on the skin over an arm. The depicted area is a red, circular skin lesion with annotated dimensions: length of 16 mm and width midpoint orthogonal of 10 mm, indicating the size of a reaction or lesion likely related to allergenic testing.*

* 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.