Enbrel
Product Images NDC 50090-3531

Product Visual Gallery

This gallery contains 100 technical images submitted to the FDA as part of the official labeling for Enbrel (NDC 50090-3531). Unlike standard consumer photos, these assets often include clinical data figures, molecular chemical structures, and official manufacturer packaging layouts.

As provided by A-s Medication Solutions, 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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Enbrel 01

Line chart titled 'Time Course of ACR 20 Responses' showing percent responding over six months. Four groups are plotted: Placebo alone, Placebo plus MTX, 25 mg Enbrel alone, and 25 mg Enbrel plus MTX. Percent responding increases over time with highest response in the Enbrel plus MTX group, followed by Enbrel alone, then placebo plus MTX, and lowest in placebo alone.*

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Figure 1 (Enbrel 02)

A line graph depicting the percent responding over 24 weeks for two groups: etanercept and placebo. The x-axis represents weeks from baseline (BL) to 24 weeks, and the y-axis shows the percent responding from 0 to 100. The etanercept group shows a higher response rate consistently compared to the placebo group throughout the time period.*

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Figure 2. Asas 20 Responses In Ankylosing Spondylitis (Enbrel 03)

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Guide To Parts (Enbrel 05)

An instructional illustration of an ENBREL injection pen by A-S Medication Solutions. The diagram labels key parts: a purple start button at the top, expiration date below it, a transparent window showing medicine inside, a white cap on the bottom, and a green safety guard covering the needle.*

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B Inspect The Enbrel Sureclick Autoinjector. (Enbrel 06)

An instructional diagram of an ENBREL prefilled syringe by A-S Medication Solutions, showing labeled parts: expiration date on the plunger, a yellow window indicating injection completion, a green safety guard covering the needle, and a white cap removed from the syringe tip.*

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New Autoinjector Alcohol Wipes Cotton Ball Or Gauze Pad Adhesive Bandage Sharps Disposal Container. “step 4: Finish” (Enbrel 07)

An instructional diagram of an ENBREL prefilled syringe labeled with key parts: green safety guard indicating needle inside, white cap on the syringe tip, a clear window along the barrel, and the medicine area inside the barrel.*

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D Prepare And Clean Your Injection Site. (Enbrel 08)

An illustrated instructional diagram showing components for medication administration, including an ENBREL injection pen, a packet presumably containing an alcohol wipe, cotton balls, an adhesive bandage, and a red biohazard sharps container for safe disposal.*

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E Pull White Cap Straight Off When You Are Ready To Inject. (Enbrel 09)

An instructional diagram showing the recommended injection sites on the human body for ENBREL. Highlighted areas for injection include the upper arms, stomach area (abdomen), and thighs, each clearly labeled.*

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Window Turns Yellow When Injection Is Done (Enbrel 10)

An instructional diagram showing two hands preparing an ENBREL autoinjector pen for use. The left hand is pulling off the needle cap from the pen held by the right hand. A clock icon to the right indicates a 5-minute waiting period, likely related to the preparation or injection procedure.*

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Illustration showing an ENBREL injection device and a single-use syringe pen. The image depicts the shape and design details of both the injector and pen used for subcutaneous administration of ENBREL, labeled by A-S Medication Solutions.*

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Enbrel 101

An anatomical illustration highlighting three body areas labeled as Upper arm, Stomach area (abdomen), and Thigh, shown on a human figure. The image seems to indicate typical sites for an injection or medical application.*

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Enbrel 102

An instructional diagram showing three sequential steps for preparing or using a syringe-type device. The first step illustrates removing a blue cap while the syringe is held labeled side up. The second shows the syringe and device separated. The third step depicts attaching a purple component to the syringe with a downward arrow indicating the connection process.*

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Enbrel 103

An illustration showing a person using a device on their fingertip with a colored indicator window. The image depicts a thumb pressing against the device with a visible green display, suggesting use or measurement of a finger-mounted tool.*

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Enbrel 104

An instructional illustration showing a close-up of a thumb pressing a green status button on a device labeled ENBREL. The status button is depicted flashing, with an arrow indicating interaction with the button.*

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Enbrel 105

An instructional diagram showing the steps involving the ENBREL auto-injector device. The left panel depicts the positioning of the auto-injector on the skin, while the right panel shows a close-up of the injection button on the device. The central icon with a musical note suggests an audio signal or alert during the injection process.*

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Enbrel 106

Illustration of an ENBREL prefilled syringe or autoinjector device showing labeled parts including finger grip, door button, viewing window, and door for user guidance on handling or administration.*

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Enbrel 107

An instructional illustration showing a hand holding a device at an angle, likely demonstrating how to position or use the device. The image is simple with a focus on hand placement on the device, suggesting it is part of user instructions or how-to-use guide.*

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Enbrel 108

Illustration of a device labeled with parts including the status button at the top, a speaker, error symbols, a progress bar, and a speed switch at the bottom. The diagram highlights functional components likely related to the device's operation and user interface.*

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Enbrel 109

An illustration diagram of the ENBREL autoinjector device showing the side profile. Labels indicate the location of the sound switch near the top and the injection end at the bottom, highlighting key functional parts of the device.*

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Note: After You Remove Autoinjector From Your Skin, The Needle Will Be Automatically Covered. (Enbrel 11)

Instructional illustration showing two fingers pressing on the skin with two arrows indicating a back-and-forth motion. This likely demonstrates a technique related to the administration or preparation of ENBREL medication.*

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Enbrel 110

An instructional diagram of an Enbrel Mini autoinjector pen showing labeled parts before use. The diagram points to the labeled side, expiration date, medicine window with visible medicine inside, and a purple cap at the bottom.*

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Enbrel 111

An illustrated instructional diagram showing the Enbrel Mini injection device after use. It highlights the Mini window without medicine and indicates the needle is inside the Enbrel Mini. The diagram also depicts a purple cap removed from the device, labeled as 'Purple cap off.'*

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Enbrel 112

An instructional illustration showing a close-up view of an Enbrel Mini single-dose prefilled cartridge device. The diagram labels the plunger rod and indicates that the cartridge is loaded inside the device. No additional text or dosage information is visible.*

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An illustrated diagram of an ENBREL autoinjector pen from A-S Medication Solutions. The image highlights the injection button at the pen's top with red radiating lines indicating activation and a sound icon. A close-up inset shows the device's indicator panel with symbols for battery, sun and snowflake (temperature), injection status, and a warning sign, indicating operational checks or alerts during use.*

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K Discard The Used Autoinjector And The White Cap. (Enbrel 12)

The image shows an oval tablet embossed with the letters 'OR' on one side. No further packaging or labeling details are visible in the image. This tablet is associated with the product ENBREL by A-S Medication Solutions, NDC 50090-3531.*

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An instructional diagram showing how to insert the labeled side of an ENBREL autoinjector pen into the door of its carrying case. A hand is depicted holding the injector pen above the case, indicating insertion with an arrow pointing downward.*

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Enbrel 123

A black and white image showing the word 'LOT' in bold uppercase letters inside a rectangular border, representing a lot number label or marker.*

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Enbrel 128

An instructional illustration showing a person reading a booklet or instructions. The person is depicted in a simple, white silhouette against a blue circular background, indicating guidance or educational content.*

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Enbrel 129

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6. Hold The Prefilled Syringe With The Covered Needle Pointing Down. If Bubbles Are Seen In The Syringe, Very Gently Tap The Prefilled Syringe To Allow Any Bubbles To Rise To The Top Of The Syringe. Turn The Syringe So That The Purple Horizontal Lines On The Barrel Are Directly Facing You. Check To See If The Amount Of Liquid In The Syringe Falls Between The Purple Lines. The Top Of The Liquid May Be Curved. If The Syringe Does Not Have The Right Amount Of Liquid, Do Not Use That Syringe. Contact Your Pharmacist Or Call 1-888-4enbrel (1-888-436-2735) For Assistance. (Enbrel 13)

An instructional illustration showing two fingers pinching a fold of skin, with arrows indicating an upward pull, likely demonstrating proper injection or skin preparation technique for ENBREL by A-S Medication Solutions.*

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An illustration showing a two-part medication delivery device associated with ENBREL by A-S Medication Solutions. It includes a tall white electronic component with control buttons and a smaller blue injector pen labeled ENBREL, featuring a purple cap. The devices are shown side by side, likely representing components for subcutaneous injection.*

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Enbrel 132

An instructional illustration showing common injection sites on a human body silhouette. The labeled areas include the upper arm, stomach area (abdomen), and thigh, indicating typical locations for subcutaneous injections.*

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Enbrel 133

An instructional illustration showing a hand holding an ENBREL prefilled syringe, aligning the labeled side for proper use. The injector pen is positioned above a surface or tray, demonstrating handling steps for self-administration or preparation.*

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Enbrel 134

Illustration showing how to insert a purple cartridge into an ENBREL autoinjector pen. One panel depicts holding and preparing the pen, while the other panel shows inserting the cartridge with a downward arrow indicating the motion.*

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Enbrel 135

An instructional illustration showing a hand holding a pen-like injection device with a green cap, and a finger pressing a button that emits a sound symbol indicating a click.*

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Enbrel 136

An instructional illustration showing two hands interacting with a pen-like device labeled ENBREL. The image highlights the status button on the device flashing green, indicating user status or device activity as part of usage instructions.*

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Enbrel 137

An instructional illustration showing a white device with a button and indicator window on its front. The device is positioned upright on a surface with a musical note icon nearby, indicating a sound or signal. A close-up image highlights the top view of the device, focusing on the button area.*

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Enbrel 138

An illustration diagram showing a device labeled with components: finger grip, door button, viewing window, and door. The device shape suggests a handheld applicator or injector tool.*

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Enbrel 139

An instructional illustration showing a hand gripping the top portion of a device, likely demonstrating how to use or operate it. The device appears to have a cap or lid being removed or manipulated. The image is simple and focused on hand-device interaction.*

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Step 2: Choosing And Preparing An Injection Site (Enbrel 14)

An instructional illustration showing the correct way to inject with the ENBREL autoinjector. It depicts a hand holding the device at a 90-degree angle to the skin, highlighting the green safety guard that covers the needle before use.*

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Enbrel 140

An instructional diagram of the ENBREL device by A-S Medication Solutions, showing labeled components including a status button at the top, a speaker below it, error symbols, a progress bar, and a speed switch at the bottom. The diagram visually identifies the location and function of each element for device operation.*

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Enbrel 141

Illustration showing a side view of an ENBREL injection device labeled with a sound switch and the injection end, used for administering the medication. The diagram highlights the device features relevant to its operation.*

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Enbrel 142

An instructional diagram of the ENBREL mini injection device showing labeled parts including the labeled side, expiration date, medicine window displaying the medicine, and a purple cap on the device's bottom.*

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Enbrel 143

An instructional diagram showing components of the ENBREL Mini auto-injector, including the Mini window without medicine, a note that the needle is inside the device, and the separate purple cap that can be removed.*

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Enbrel 144

An instructional diagram of an Enbrel Mini single-dose prefilled cartridge device showing parts labeled including the plunger rod and the loaded cartridge within the device. This illustrates the configuration of the Enbrel Mini for use.*

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Enbrel 145

Illustration of a medical device associated with ENBREL, showing a close-up of the device's indicator panel with icons for battery, temperature, and warning signals, and a red light at the top indicating alert status.*

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4. With A Quick And “dart Like” Motion, Insert The Needle At A 45 Degree Angle Into The Skin. (Enbrel 15)

An instructional illustration showing how to administer an injection using a pen device. The image depicts a hand holding the injection pen perpendicular to a marked injection site on the skin, with an arrow indicating to press down for injection.*

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An instructional illustration showing how to insert the labeled side of an ENBREL injection device into the door of an autoinjector pen. The image depicts hands holding the device and the pen, with an arrow indicating the insertion direction.*

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Enbrel 156

A black and white label panel with the bold text 'LOT' inside a rectangular border, likely indicating the space for a lot number on a pharmaceutical package related to ENBREL by A-S Medication Solutions.*

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One Prefilled Diluent Syringe Containing 1 mL Of Diluent (liquid) With Attached Adapter And Twist Off Capone Plungerone Enbrel Vialone 27 Gauge ½ Inch Needle In Hard Plastic Coverone Vial Adapter (Enbrel 16)

Illustration showing the use of an injection pen labeled with a number, held by one hand pressing down while the other hand stabilizes the skin, demonstrating the injection technique for the product ENBREL by A-S Medication Solutions.*

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A symbol table showing two safety symbols: a latex symbol indicating the product contains dry natural rubber, and a caution triangle advising consultation of accompanying documents for important information.*

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Illustration showing the parts of an ENBREL injection pen before and after use. It details components such as the purple start button, expiration date, medicine window, white cap, yellow window indicating injection completion, and green safety guard.*

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An instructional diagram showing a syringe or injector device with labeled parts: the white cap, a viewing window, and the medicine area inside the device. The image is likely intended to demonstrate components or usage of the Enbrel medication delivery device by A-S Medication Solutions.*

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Packaging image of ENBREL by A-S Medication Solutions showing a prefilled syringe on the left and on the right an open sharps biohazard disposal container with medication tablets, pills, and three alcohol prep pads next to it. The image illustrates components used in medication administration and disposal associated with ENBREL.*

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1. Remove The Pink Plastic Cap From The Enbrel Vial. Do Not Remove The Gray Stopper Or Silver Metal Ring Around The Top Of The Enbrel Vial. (Enbrel 17)

An instructional illustration showing the injection step of ENBREL, where one hand firmly holds the syringe and presses the needle into the skin with a downward motion, indicating a 'click' sound as a step in the administration process.*

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An instructional anatomical diagram showing recommended injection sites on a human body. The labeled areas include the upper arm, stomach area (abdomen), and thigh, indicating typical locations for subcutaneous injections.*

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An instructional illustration showing hands holding an ENBREL prefilled syringe or autoinjector pen, with one hand removing a cap by pulling it away from the device to prepare for injection.*

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An instructional illustration showing a hand pulling apart two tabs or flaps in opposite directions, indicating an opening or separation motion on a surface or packaging.*

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An instructional diagram showing a hand pinching a fold of skin on an arm, with arrows indicating to pull the skin upward and downward, likely illustrating a technique for administering an injection or medication.*

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An instructional illustration showing the proper way to hold a syringe at a 90-degree angle to the skin during an injection. One hand pinches the skin while the other hand holds the syringe vertically, indicating a right angle for administration.*

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Illustration showing the use of the ENBREL injection device. It depicts one hand holding the device vertically on the skin and another hand stabilizing the injection area. A close-up insert shows a downward arrow indicating to push down the device to administer the injection.*

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An instructional illustration showing a hand pressing the top of an ENBREL injection device against the skin, producing a "click" sound to indicate activation. The image demonstrates the step of initiating an injection using the device.*

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An instructional illustration showing how to use the ENBREL autoinjector. It depicts a hand pressing the autoinjector onto the skin, a timer indicating 15 seconds, and a window that turns yellow when the injection is complete. There is also a note explaining that the needle will be automatically covered after removal from the skin.*

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An instructional illustration showing a hand holding a used injection pen above a red sharps container with a biohazard symbol, indicating the disposal of the injection device into the container.*

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3. Open The Wrapper That Contains The 27 Gauge Needle By Peeling Apart The Tabs And Set The Needle Aside For Later Use. (Enbrel 18)

An instructional illustration showing a timer set for 15 seconds paired with an image of a test device window with a yellowish fluid, indicating a wait time of 15 seconds for the test to develop or complete.*

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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.