Epipen Injection
Product Images NDC 49502-500

Product Visual Gallery

This gallery contains 24 technical images submitted to the FDA as part of the official labeling for Epipen (NDC 49502-500). Unlike standard consumer photos, these assets often include clinical data figures, molecular chemical structures, and official manufacturer packaging layouts.

As provided by Viatris Specialty Llc, 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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Epinephrine Structural Formula (Image 01)

Chemical structure of epinephrine, showing its characteristic benzene ring with hydroxyl groups and attached side chains consistent with its molecular formula.*

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Epipen And Epipen Jr (Image 02)

Images show EpiPen Jr and EpiPen auto-injectors with yellow and green labels respectively, both inside and removed from their clear carrier tubes. Visible features include color-coded caps (yellow for EpiPen, green for EpiPen Jr), blue safety releases, and orange tips. Expiration dates are printed on the injectors. These epinephrine intramuscular injection devices are labeled by Viatris Specialty LLC.*

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Blue Safety Release (Image 03)

An instructional illustration showing two EpiPen or EpiPen Jr devices side by side. On the left, the blue safety release is not raised, indicating the device is okay to use. On the right, the blue safety release is raised, indicating the device should not be used and must be replaced.*

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Instructions For Use Step 1 Figure 1 (Image 04)

EPIPEN JR .15 mg epinephrine injection for intramuscular use in a spring-loaded auto-injector device. The device is orange at the tip with a yellow body and is held in a left hand, showing part of the label with product and usage information. Manufactured by Viatris Specialty LLC.*

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Instructions For Use Step 1 Figure 2 (Image 05)

An instructional illustration showing a person holding an EPIPEN JR autoinjector device, demonstrating how to use the intramuscular injection. The image focuses on hand positioning with the EPIPEN JR device, which contains epinephrine 0.15 mg/0.3 mL for emergency use.*

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Instructions For Use Step 1 Figure 3 (Image 06)

An instructional illustration showing how to hold and activate an EPIPEN JR injection device. A hand grips the device firmly while the other hand pulls off the blue safety release cap, indicated by a black arrow pointing upwards. This diagram is intended to demonstrate the first step in administering the epinephrine injection intramuscularly.*

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Instructions For Use Step 2 Figure 1 (Image 07)

Illustration showing a person holding an EPIPEN JR injection device near their outer thigh. The image demonstrates the proper intramuscular injection technique by indicating the position and motion for administering the epinephrine injection.*

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Instructions For Use Step 2 Figure 2 (Image 08)

An illustration depicting a person holding an EPIPEN JR epinephrine injection device near their hip, demonstrating the intramuscular injection administration route.*

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Instructions For Use Step 2 Figure 3 (Image 09)

An instructional illustration showing a person in green sleeves holding an EPIPEN JR epinephrine injection device in their hand, positioned for administration. The image highlights the intramuscular use of the auto-injector for emergency treatment.*

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Instructions For Use Step 2 Figure 4 (Image 10)

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Epipen Trainer (Image 11)

The image shows an EPIPEN JR trainer injection pen labeled 'No Medicine No Needle' for practice use only. It features a blue safety release cap at one end and an orange tip at the other, with instructions to reset the trainer by replacing the safety release and pushing down on the orange tip. The product is intended for training purposes and not for actual administration.*

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Practice Instructions Figure 1 (Image 12)

An instructional illustration showing a two-step action to prepare the EPIPEN JR injection device. The first action depicts a person pulling off a blue safety release cap, with a black arrow pointing upward to indicate the direction of removal.*

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Practice Instructions Figure 2 (Image 13)

An instructional illustration showing a person holding an EPIPEN JR epinephrine injection device with one hand, preparing for intramuscular administration. The image includes an arrow indicating the motion or direction for administering the injection.*

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Practice Instructions Figure 3 (Image 14)

An illustration showing a person holding an EPIPEN JR epinephrine injection device partially visible in the hand. The image focuses on the proper grip and positioning of the auto-injector for intramuscular administration.*

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Practice Instructions Figure 4 (Image 15)

Instructional illustration showing how to hold an EPIPEN JR injection device for intramuscular use. A hand grips the device with arrows indicating the correct positioning of the fingers on the upper blue end and the lower orange end, likely to demonstrate proper handling before administration.*

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Comparison Trainer (Image 16)

EPIPEN JR Trainer injection pen for practice use, labeled with epinephrine .15 mg/.3 mL strength, intramuscular dosage form. The label shows the brand and instructions indicating it is a non-medicated trainer version for practice, with orange and gray color accents. Labeler is Viatris Specialty LLC.*

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Epipen Comparison (Image 17)

Packaging images of EPIPEN JR, epinephrine injection for intramuscular use by Viatris Specialty LLC. The first shows the EPIPEN JR auto-injector inside its yellow carrier tube with the label visible, including product name and dosage. The second shows the auto-injector removed from the carrier tube, highlighting the device's shape and labels.*

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Epipen Jr Comparison (Image 18)

Image showing the EPIPEN JR Auto-Injector in its carrier tube and the carrier tube alone. The product is an epinephrine injection, 0.15 mg/0.3 mL strength, designed for intramuscular use. The labels feature the Viatris Specialty LLC name and include usage and safety information on the injector and packaging.*

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Epipen 0.3 mg Principal Display Panel Figure 1 (Image 19)

Packaging image showing two yellow EPIPEN JR auto-injectors containing epinephrine injection for intramuscular use, along with one grey trainer device for practice use. The auto-injectors are labeled with dosage information; the set is produced by Viatris Specialty LLC.*

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Epipen 0.3 mg Principal Display Panel Figure 2 (Image 20)

An instructional diagram showing three steps for using EPIPEN JR injection. Step 1: Remove the blue safety release by pulling straight up without bending or twisting. Step 2: Swing and push the orange tip firmly against the outer thigh until it clicks; hold in place for 3 seconds to deliver the drug. Step 3: Get emergency medical help.*

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Epipen Auto-injectors 0.3 mg Carton Label (Image 21)

Packaging label for EpiPen 2-Pak epinephrine injection, USP single-dose auto-injectors 0.3 mg by Mylan. The carton contains two yellow EpiPen auto-injectors and one grey trainer for intramuscular injection. The label includes usage instructions and storage information, highlighting it is for allergic emergencies (anaphylaxis).*

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Epipen 0.15 mg Principal Display Panel Figure 1 (Image 22)

The image displays packaging labels for two EpiPen auto-injectors by Viatris Specialty LLC: two green EpiPen Jr auto-injectors and one grey trainer auto-injector. The green EpiPen Jr is an epinephrine 0.15 mg/0.3 mL injection for intramuscular use, while the grey trainer is a non-medicated device for training purposes.*

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Epipen 0.15 mg Principal Display Panel Figure 2 (Image 23)

An illustrated instructional diagram showing three steps to use EPIPEN JR injection. Step 1 depicts removing a blue safety release by pulling it straight up without bending or twisting. Step 2 shows pressing the orange tip firmly against the outer thigh until it clicks and holding for 3 seconds to deliver the drug. Step 3 advises to get emergency medical help.*

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Epipen Auto-injectors 0.15 mg Carton Label (Image 24)

Packaging label for EPIPEN JR 2-PAK epinephrine injection, USP 0.15 mg single-dose auto-injectors. The label states the product contains two green EpiPen Jr auto-injectors and one grey trainer. It includes usage instructions with illustrations and storage information. The labeler is Mylan, and the product is for intramuscular injection for allergic emergencies (anaphylaxis).*

* 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.