Product Images Afrezza

The text describes the packaging and strengths of AFREZZA® cartridges. The package contains 1 foil package with 2 blister cards and 3 cartridges per package per strip. Each blister card has 5 strips. There are two strengths available: 4 units with one blue cartridge, and 8 units with one green cartridge.*

This is a set of instructions for storing and using opened foil packages of strips. The chart describes how long the strips can be used after opening depending on whether they are sealed or unsealed. It is recommended to not put a blister card or strip back into the refrigerator after being stored at room temperature.*

The text provides instructions for storing drugs in a refrigerated environment with a recommended temperature range of 36-46°F (2-8°C). The drugs should be kept in unopened foil packages and can be used until the expiration date or within one month of being opened. The text also mentions that the refrigerated storage is not in use.*

This text seems to be a table showing the number of cartridges needed for different unit ranges. The table is divided into two columns: "4 unit" and "8 unit". Additionally, there is a row with the label "# of cartridges needed". The table also specifies different ranges of units from "up to 4 units" to "21-24 units" and the corresponding number of cartridges required for each range of units.*

The text appears to be a list of items related to some product. It includes a purple, removable cover for a mouthpiece, a white mouthpiece, a cartridge (presumably for the product), a white cartridge and a cup. The context of the product and its purpose is not clear from the text.*

This text provides instructions for the use of cartridges and inhalers. Specifically, it advises the user to allow them to come to room temperature for 10 minutes prior to use.*

This text provides instructions on how to properly handle an inhaler after loading the cartridge to avoid losing drug powder. It emphasizes the importance of keeping the inhaler level and avoiding turning, pointing, shaking or dropping it. If any of these mishaps occur, the cartridge should be discarded and a new one loaded.*

Check that you are ready to inhale: Purple mouthpiece cover is removed. Inhaler is held level. Fully review the following A-B-C steps prior to beginning the inhale process.*

This text provides instructions on how to properly handle cartridges. It urges caution when using new and used cartridges together and explains how to identify a used cartridge through the position of the white cup.*

This text provides a usage instruction for cartridges and inhaler stating that they should be at room temperature for 10 minutes before use.*

This text provides instructions for the storage of an inhaler. After taking a full dose, the purple mouthpiece cover should be replaced and the inhaler should be closed. The inhaler should be kept in a clean and dry place with the mouthpiece. It can be stored in the refrigerator, but must be at room temperature before use. The cartridges should never be left or stored in the inhaler, and the inhaler should be kept out of reach of children.*

This text refers to a time interval of fifteen days. No additional information is provided.*

This text is a set of instructions for using and maintaining an inhaler. It explains that powder residue inside the mouthpiece is normal and doesn't affect the dose, and advises not to wash the inhaler but rather wipe the outside with a clean, dry cloth if necessary.*

To switch from injected mealtime insulin to AFREZZA®, follow the chart to determine the appropriate dose based on your current insulin dosage. The chart provides a range of 5-24 units with corresponding mealtime insulin dosages.*

The text contains some unrecognizable characters and random words, thus making it not-available for generating a useful description.*

This appears to be a medication packaging label that provides information about the contents of the carton, including 90 cartridges and 2 inhalers. Dispensing instructions are included to provide a medication guide to each patient. However, some characters are not readable or are garbled, making it difficult to determine the medication's name or intended use.*