Product Images Epinephrine

This is a description of two different doses of Epinephrine Injection, USP Auto-Injectors (0.3mg and 0.15mg), each labeled with a different color (yellow and green). The auto-injectors come in a Carrier Tube and have an expiration date printed in orange. Additionally, a blue safety indicator is shown.*

This documentation seems to outline the use of an auto-injector containing epinephrine. The images labeled as Figure 1 and Figure 2 illustrate the position of the blue safety release switch. In Figure 1, the blue safety release is not raised, whereas in Figure 2, it is raised. The text also suggests that if the blue safety release is not raised, the epinephrine injection should not be used and replaced with a new one.*

The text is not-available.*

This appears to be a set of instructions for using a medical device. The device likely requires a person to remove a cap or obstruction before using and then apply pressure or push a button to deliver medication. The user is instructed to hold the device in place for three seconds to ensure the delivery of the medication. The name of the medical device or medication is not provided in the text.*

This is a description of a medical product that is an Epinephrine Injection, USP auto-injector. It comes in single-dose auto-injectors of 0.3 mg, with two yellow and one grey auto-injectors in each carton. One of the auto-injectors is for training purposes only and does not contain medication. The product is for use in allergic emergencies (anaphylaxis) and should be used with adult supervision. It is important to note not to put fingers or hand over the injector and to replace if discolored. Further information can be found on www.spipen.com.*

This appears to be a set of instructions on how to administer medication using a device. It suggests pulling the orange tip upwards firmly to remove the safety seal and deliver the medicine. The text is not entirely legible and some characters are missing, but the general idea can be inferred.*

This document appears to be a description or instructions for a medication called Epinephrine Injection, USP, and specifically for the single-dose auto-injectors containing 0.15 mg. The text warns not to put any fingers over the orange part of the device and not to remove it until needed. One carton contains two green and one grey auto-injector, as well as a training device. It also states that these devices should only be used under adult supervision. For more information, a link to www.epipen.com is provided.*