Enbrel
Product Images NDC 50090-4490

Product Visual Gallery

This gallery contains 100 technical images submitted to the FDA as part of the official labeling for Enbrel (NDC 50090-4490). 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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Figure 1 (Enbrel 02)

A line graph titled 'Time Course of ACR 20 Responses' showing percent responding over six months for four groups: placebo alone, placebo plus MTX, 25 mg Enbrel alone, and 25 mg Enbrel plus MTX. The y-axis represents percent responding (0-80%), and the x-axis represents months (0-6). Data illustrate response trends over time for each group.*

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

A line graph depicting the percent of subjects responding over a 24-week period, comparing etanercept and placebo. The x-axis shows weeks from baseline to 24, and the y-axis shows percent responding from 0 to 100. Etanercept shows a higher and sustained response rate than placebo over time.*

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Guide To Part (Enbrel 05)

An instructional diagram of an ENBREL autoinjector showing labeled parts including a purple start button, expiration date, a window to view the medicine, a white cap (on and off), and a green safety guard indicating the needle is inside. The second image shows the yellow window indicating injection completion.*

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B Inspect The Enbrel Sureclick Autoinjector. (Enbrel 06)

An instructional diagram of an ENBREL prefilled syringe showing key parts labeled: green safety guard enclosing the needle, a white cap on the syringe end, a viewing window along the barrel, and the medicine inside the syringe.*

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C Gather All Materials Needed For Your Injection. (Enbrel 07)

An instructional illustration showing components related to ENBREL medication use, including an autoinjector pen, alcohol prep pad, cotton balls, adhesive bandage, and a biohazard sharps disposal container with an open lid.*

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Clean Your Injection Site With An Alcohol Wipe. Let Your Skin Dry. (Enbrel 08)

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

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Step 2: Get Ready (Enbrel 09)

An instructional illustration showing removal of a white cap from an ENBREL autoinjector pen, held in the right hand, with the left hand pulling the cap off. A clock icon indicates a 5-minute interval, likely representing a waiting or preparation time.*

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Stretch Method (Enbrel 0a)

Instructional illustration showing the stretch method for skin preparation, featuring a hand stretching skin in two opposite directions indicated by arrows. The figure is labeled 'Stretch method.'*

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Pinch Method (Enbrel 0b)

An instructional illustration showing the 'Pinch method' for injection preparation. The image depicts a hand pinching the skin with the thumb and fingers, with arrows indicating the direction of the pinch.*

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Inject (Enbrel 0c)

An instructional illustration showing the proper 90-degree angle positioning for injecting ENBREL. It highlights a green safety guard covering the needle, emphasizing correct needle placement during self-administration.*

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H Firmly Push The Autoinjector Down Onto Skin Until It Stops Moving. (Enbrel 0d)

An instructional illustration showing a hand holding a prefilled syringe at a 90-degree angle to the skin, pressing downwards to administer an injection. Another hand is positioned on the injection site, likely to stabilize the skin during the process. The image is related to subcutaneous injection technique.*

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I When You Are Ready To Inject, Press The Purple Start Button. (Enbrel 0e)

Illustration showing the proper technique for administering an injection with an ENBREL prefilled syringe. One hand holds the syringe firmly while the other hand positions on the injection site, indicating a downward injection motion. The image includes a 'click' sound effect to denote syringe activation.*

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Click (Enbrel 0f)

Illustration shows a hand holding an ENBREL prefilled syringe, pressing down to inject into the skin. The image indicates a clicking sound upon needle shield removal or activation. The diagram demonstrates proper injection technique using the ENBREL prefilled syringe.*

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15 Seconds (Enbrel 10)

An instructional illustration showing a timer set for 15 seconds next to an image of a test strip with a visible control and test line window area. The image likely represents waiting time needed for a reaction or test result development on the strip.*

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

Packaging label of ENBREL by A-S Medication Solutions, displaying a cylindrical container with a gray cap and a teal body, featuring a blank white rectangular label area on the body. No dosage, strength, or additional text is visible.*

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

An instructional illustration showing a hand holding an ENBREL autoinjector pen above a red sharps disposal container marked with a biohazard symbol. An arrow indicates the pen should be disposed of into the container after use.*

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Read (Enbrel 13)

This image shows an instruction panel with the text instructing users to read all instructions in the carton before use.*

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Guide To Parts (Enbrel 14)

An instructional diagram of the ENBREL injection pen by A-S Medication Solutions, showing labeled parts including a purple start button with expiration date, a window, medicine reservoir, a green safety guard containing the needle, and a white cap on bottom.*

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Step 2. Pull The White Cap Straight Off Only When You Are Ready To Inject. Do Not Leave The White Cap Off For More Than 5 Minutes. This Can Dry Out The Medicine. (Enbrel 15)

An instructional illustration for ENBREL showing hands removing a white cap from an autoinjector pen, accompanied by a timer graphic indicating a 5-minute wait period.*

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Step 1. Prepare And Clean Your Injection Site 1 (Enbrel 16)

Illustration showing recommended injection sites for subcutaneous administration. The sites include the upper arm, stomach area (abdomen), and thigh. The diagram is labeled to identify each area clearly.*

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Step 3. Stretch Or Pinch Your Injection Site To Create A Firm Surface. (Enbrel 17)

An instructional illustration showing two methods for skin preparation. The first, labeled 'Stretch method,' depicts using one hand to stretch the skin while the other hand appears ready for injection. The second, labeled 'Pinch method,' shows pinching the skin between fingers, likely to assist in injection technique.*

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Step 4. Put The Green Safety Guard (needle Inside) On Your Skin At 90 Degrees. (Enbrel 18)

An instructional diagram showing how to administer an injection with a syringe that has a green safety guard covering the needle. The image highlights the green safety guard and demonstrates holding the syringe at a 90-degree angle to the injection site on the skin.*

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When You Are Ready To Inject, Press The Purple Start Button. You Will Hear A Click. (Enbrel 19)

An instructional diagram showing a hand pressing down on the top of an ENBREL auto-injector pen to administer the medication into the skin. The illustration emphasizes the 'click' sound that indicates activation during injection.*

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Step 6. Keep Pushing Down On Skin For About 15 Seconds. (Enbrel 1a)

An instructional diagram showing a syringe with a window that changes color from clear to yellow to indicate completion of injection after 15 seconds. The image includes a hand holding the device with text explaining the color change and a "click" sound as confirmation.*

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Fill Level Indicator (Enbrel 1b)

An illustration showing a fill level indicator on two different ENBREL injection pen designs. Each pen features a marked section to indicate the amount of medication remaining inside the device. The diagrams highlight the position of the fill level indicator on the pen's body for user reference.*

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Front Back (Enbrel 1c)

An instructional illustration showing the recommended injection sites for ENBREL on the human body. It depicts front and back views, highlighting the thigh and abdomen areas for injection placement.*

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1. Pick Up The Prefilled Syringe From Your Flat Work Surface. Hold The Barrel Of The Prefilled Syringe With One Hand And Pull The Needle Cover Straight Off, Only When You Are Ready To Inject. Do Not Leave The Needle Cover Off For More Than Five Minutes. This Can Dry Out The Medicine.. (Enbrel 1d)

An instructional line drawing showing hands preparing to inject medication with a syringe or autoinjector. One hand is holding the device, while the other hand removes the cap or protective cover by pulling it straight off.*

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5 Minutes (Enbrel 1e)

An illustration of a clock face showing a time interval of 5 minutes, indicated by shaded segments, with the text "5 minutes" displayed next to it.*

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4. With A Quick And “dart Like” Motion, Insert The Needle At A 45 Degree Angle Into The Skin. (Enbrel 1f)

An instructional line drawing showing a person injecting with a needle held at a 45-degree angle into the skin of another individual's arm or hand. The image demonstrates proper injection angle technique for administering a medication.*

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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 20)

An instructional diagram showing components for preparing an Enbrel vial injection. Items labeled include Enbrel vial, vial adapter, syringe with adapter and twist-off cap, needle, and plunger.*

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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 21)

An instructional illustration showing hands removing a plastic cap from a vial sealed with a metal ring, indicating the steps to access the contents of the vial.*

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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 22)

An instructional illustration showing hands holding a syringe with focus on attaching or handling a 27-gauge needle. The label "27-Gauge Needle" is indicated in the image, likely demonstrating a step in preparation for injection.*

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4. Open The Wrapper That Contains The Vial Adapter By Peeling Apart The Tabs And Set The Vial Adapter Aside For Later Use. Do Not Touch The Vial Adapter’s Twist On End Or The Spike Inside. (Enbrel 23)

An illustration depicting a hand holding a vial adapter, with a finger and thumb removing the adapter's protective cover. The image visually instructs on how to prepare the vial adapter for use, likely related to medication preparation.*

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5. Slide The Plunger Into The Flange End Of The Syringe. (Enbrel 24)

An instructional illustration showing hands holding components of a syringe-like device labeled ENBREL. The parts identified include the Plunger, Flange, Gray Stopper, and Twist-off Cap, demonstrating the steps to prepare the device for use.*

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6. Attach The Plunger To The Gray Rubber Stopper In The Syringe By Turning The Plunger Clockwise Until You Feel A Slight Resistance. (Enbrel 25)

An instructional diagram showing hands preparing a syringe. One hand holds a vial or container while the other hand pulls back on the syringe plunger, illustrating the process of drawing liquid into the syringe, commonly part of medication administration preparation.*

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7. Remove The Twist Off Cap From The Prefilled Diluent Syringe By Turning Counter Clockwise. Do Not Bump Or Touch The Plunger. Doing So Could Cause The Liquid To Leak Out. You May See A Drop Of Liquid When Removing The Cap. This Is Normal. Place The Cap On Your Flat Work Surface. Do Not Touch The Syringe Tip. (Enbrel 26)

An instructional illustration showing how to remove a twist-off cap from a syringe by turning it counter-clockwise. The image depicts hands holding the cap and the syringe to demonstrate proper technique.*

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8. Once The Twist Off Cap Is Removed, Pick Up The Vial Adapter With Your Free Hand. Twist The Vial Adapter Onto The Syringe, Turning Clockwise Until You Feel A Slight Resistance. Do Not Over Tighten. (Enbrel 27)

An instructional illustration showing two hands demonstrating how to turn a vial adaptor clockwise onto a vial. The image emphasizes the step needed for proper assembly prior to medication use.*

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9. Hold The Enbrel Vial Upright On Your Flat Work Surface. Grasp The Sides Of The Vial Adapter And Place It Over The Top Of The Enbrel Vial. Do Not Bump Or Touch The Plunger. Doing So Could Cause The Liquid To Leak Out. Insert The Vial Adapter Into The Gray Stopper On The Enbrel Vial. The Plastic Spike Inside The Vial Adapter Should Puncture The Gray Stopper. The Vial Adapter Should Fit Snugly. (Enbrel 28)

An instructional diagram showing hands attaching or preparing a syringe for use, likely indicating a step in the process of administering ENBREL. The image focuses on the interaction with syringe components and is intended to guide users in proper injection preparation.*

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Hold The Enbrel Vial Upright On Your Flat Work Surface And Push The Plunger Down Until All The Liquid From The Syringe Is In The Enbrel Vial. You May See Foaming (bubbles) In The Vial. This Is Normal. (Enbrel 29)

An instructional illustration showing a person preparing a syringe by inserting or attaching a component, likely demonstrating part of the usage or administration process for ENBREL. The hands are positioned to hold and manipulate the syringe and another small item, with an arrow indicating downward movement.*

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11. Gently Swirl The Enbrel Vial In A Circular Motion To Dissolve The Powder. If You Used The Dose Tray To Hold Your Enbrel Vial, Take The Vial (with The Vial Adapter And Syringe Still Attached) Out Of The Dose Tray, And Gently Swirl The Vial In A Circular Motion To Dissolve The Powder. (Enbrel 2a)

An instructional line drawing depicting a hand holding an ENBREL prefilled syringe, showing a twisting motion with an arrow indicating rotation. The image likely demonstrates how to remove the syringe cap or prepare it for injection.*

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12. Turn The Enbrel Vial Upside Down. Hold The Syringe At Eye Level And Slowly Pull The Plunger Down To The Unit Markings On The Side Of The Syringe That Correspond With Your/your Child’s Dose. For Adult Patients, Remove The Entire Volume (1 mL), Unless Otherwise Instructed By Your Healthcare Provider. Be Careful Not To Pull The Plunger Completely Out Of The Syringe. Some White Foam May Remain In The Enbrel Vial. This Is Normal. (Enbrel 2b)

An instructional illustration showing hands drawing medication from a vial into a syringe. The image appears to demonstrate proper technique for preparing a dose of ENBREL prior to injection.*

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13. Check For Air Bubbles In The Syringe. Gently Tap The Syringe To Make Any Air Bubbles Rise To The Top Of The Syringe. Slowly Push The Plunger Up To Remove The Air Bubbles. If You Push Solution Back Into The Vial, Slowly Pull Back On The Plunger To Again Draw The Correct Amount Of Solution Back Into The Syringe. (Enbrel 2c)

An instructional illustration showing hands handling a syringe or injection pen, with one hand holding the device and the other hand removing a protective cap or cover from the needle area. The image is likely from medication administration instructions for ENBREL.*

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14. Remove The Syringe From The Vial Adapter, By Holding The Vial Adapter With One Hand And Turning The Syringe Counter Clockwise With Your Other Hand. Do Not Touch Or Bump The Plunger. Place The Enbrel Vial With The Vial Adapter On Your Flat Work Surface. (Enbrel 2d)

An instructional line drawing showing hands holding a vial and a syringe. The image depicts the process of drawing medication from the vial into the syringe, likely indicating preparation for an injection. This illustration is associated with ENBREL, by A-S Medication Solutions.*

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15. Continue To Hold The Barrel Of The Syringe. With Your Free Hand, Twist The 27 Gauge Needle Onto The Tip Of The Syringe Until It Fits Snugly. Do Not Remove The Needle Cover From The Syringe. Place The Syringe On Your Flat Work Surface Until You Are Ready To Inject Enbrel. (Enbrel 2e)

An instructional illustration showing a person using two hands to attach a needle or syringe component. One hand holds the syringe barrel while the other hand aligns or connects a needle cap or needle base onto the syringe. This is a step typically involved in preparing an injection device for use.*

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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. Write The Date You Mix The Powder And Solution On The Supplied “mixing Date:” Sticker And Attach It To The Enbrel Vial. (Enbrel 2f)

An instructional illustration showing a vial with a plastic cap and metal ring. Adjacent is a step-by-step depiction of hands removing the plastic cap from the vial, indicating preparation for use.*

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3. Open The Wrapper That Contains The 25 Gauge Needle By Peeling Apart The Tabs And Set The Needle Aside For Later Use. The 25 Gauge Needle Will Be Used To Mix The Liquid With The Powder And For Withdrawing Enbrel From The Vial. (Enbrel 30)

An instructional illustration showing hands preparing a 25-gauge needle, likely demonstrating assembly or use steps. The image highlights the needle size but contains no packaging or branding information.*

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6. Remove The Twist Off Cap From The Prefilled Diluent Syringe By Turning Counter Clockwise. Do Not Touch Or Bump The Plunger. Doing So Could Cause The Liquid To Leak Out. You May See A Drop Of Liquid When Removing The Cap. This Is Normal. Place The Cap On Your Flat Work Surface. Do Not Touch The Syringe Tip. (Enbrel 31)

Illustration showing the proper technique to remove a twist-off cap from a syringe by turning it counter-clockwise. The image depicts two hands, one holding the syringe and the other twisting the cap off.*

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7. Continue To Hold The Barrel Of The Syringe. With Your Free Hand, Twist The 25 Gauge Needle Onto The Tip Of The Syringe Until It Fits Snugly. Place The Syringe On Your Flat Work Surface. (Enbrel 32)

An instructional diagram showing two hands preparing a syringe with a vial. One hand is holding the syringe and the other is placing or removing the vial or cap, illustrating steps in medication preparation or administration. No text or product-specific details are visible.*

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8. Open The Wrapper That Contains The 27 Gauge Needle By Peeling Apart The Tabs And Set The Needle Aside For Later Use. The 27 Gauge Needle Will Be Used To Inject The Dose. (Enbrel 33)

An instructional line drawing illustrating how to hold and prepare a 27-gauge needle for use. The image shows a hand holding a needle cap and another hand removing or positioning the needle, which is labeled clearly as '27-Gauge Needle.'*

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9. Pick Up The Syringe From Your Flat Work Surface. Hold The Barrel Of The Syringe With One Hand, And Pull The Needle Cover Straight Off. To Avoid Damaging The Needle, Do Not Twist Or Bend The Needle Cover While You Are Removing It. Do Not Touch The Needle Or Allow It To Touch Any Surface. Do Not Touch Or Bump The Plunger. Doing So Could Cause The Liquid To Leak Out. (Enbrel 34)

An instructional illustration showing a hand pulling straight off a cap from a syringe or pen device, indicating the proper technique to remove the cap before use.*

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10. Place The Needle Cover (open Side Up) In The Round Space Marked “n” In The Enbrel Dose Tray. (Enbrel 35)

An instructional illustration depicting a needle cover and syringe inside a tray. The diagram shows how the needle cover fits onto the syringe, indicating assembly or use instructions related to the injection device.*

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11. Place The Enbrel Vial On Your Flat Work Surface. Hold The Syringe With The Needle Facing Up, And Gently Pull Back On The Plunger To Pull A Small Amount Of Air Into The Syringe. Then, Insert The Needle Straight Down Through The Center Ring Of The Gray Stopper (see Illustrations). You Should Feel A Slight Resistance And Then A “pop” As The Needle Goes Through The Center Of The Stopper. Look For The Needle Tip Inside The Open Stopper Window. If The Needle Is Not Correctly Lined Up With The Center Of The Stopper, You Will Feel Constant Resistance As It Goes Through The Stopper And No “pop”. The Needle May Enter At An Angle And Bend, Break Or Prevent You From Adding Diluent Into The Enbrel Vial. (Enbrel 36)

An instructional diagram showing the correct and incorrect method of assembling a syringe with a vial. The correct method labels parts including metal ring, rubber stopper, open stopper window, syringe, and needle attached to the vial. The incorrect method displays a syringe placed improperly on the vial, marked with an X.*

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12. Push The Plunger Down Very Slowly Until All Liquid From The Syringe Is In The Enbrel Vial. Adding The Liquid Too Fast Will Cause Foaming (bubbles). (Enbrel 37)

Instructional illustration showing hands operating an ENBREL autoinjector or syringe. One hand is holding the device upright while the other hand presses down the plunger or cap, indicating how to activate or use the injection device.*

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13. Leave The Syringe In Place. Gently Swirl The Enbrel Vial In A Circular Motion To Dissolve The Powder. (Enbrel 38)

An instructional illustration showing a hand holding a syringe with the thumb supporting the plunger. A curved arrow around the syringe indicates a twisting or rotating motion, likely demonstrating a step in medication preparation or administration.*

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14. With The Needle In The Enbrel Vial, Turn The Vial Upside Down. Hold The Syringe At Eye Level And Slowly Pull The Plunger Down To The Unit Markings On The Side Of The Syringe That Correspond With The Correct Dose. Make Sure To Keep The Tip Of The Needle In The Solution. Some White Foam May Remain In The Enbrel Vial. This Is Normal. (Enbrel 39)

An instructional illustration showing a person removing a needle cap from a prefilled syringe, holding the syringe with one hand and pulling the needle cap off with the other hand. The drawing is related to the preparation or administration steps for ENBREL.*

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15. With The Needle Still Inserted In The Enbrel Vial, Check For Air Bubbles In The Syringe. Gently Tap The Syringe To Make Any Air Bubbles Rise To The Top Of The Syringe. Slowly Push The Plunger Up To Remove The Air Bubbles. If You Push Solution Back Into The Vial, Slowly Pull Back On The Plunger To Draw The Correct Amount Of Solution Back Into The Syringe. (Enbrel 3a)

An instructional illustration showing hands preparing a syringe for injection. The image depicts one hand holding a syringe and the other hand removing a cap from a vial or needle, demonstrating proper preparation steps for medication administration.*

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16. Remove The Syringe And Needle From The Enbrel Vial. Keep The Needle Attached To The Syringe And Insert The 25 Gauge Needle Straight Down Into The Needle Cover In The Enbrel Dose Tray. (Enbrel 3b)

An instructional illustration showing a hand holding a syringe with the needle cover being removed while positioned above a tray. The image demonstrates safe needle handling or preparation steps before use.*

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17. Twist The 27 Gauge Needle Onto The Syringe Until It Fits Snugly. Do Not Remove The Needle Cover From The Syringe. Place The Syringe On Your Flat Work Surface Until You Are Ready To Inject Enbrel. (Enbrel 3c)

An instructional diagram depicting the process of preparing a syringe for injection. The image shows two hands, one holding a syringe and the other manipulating parts of it, possibly illustrating how to draw medication or attach a needle.*

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Step 4: Choosing And Preparing An Injection Site (Enbrel 3d)

An illustration showing front and back views of a human body with shaded areas on the abdomen and thighs on the front and the upper arms on the back, indicating common injection sites for the product ENBREL by A-S Medication Solutions.*

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2. With One Hand, Gently Pinch The Cleaned Area Of Skin And Hold It Firmly. With The Other Hand, Hold The Syringe (like A Pencil) At A 45 Degree Angle To The Skin. (Enbrel 3e)

An instructional diagram showing how to administer an injection in the thigh area. It depicts hands holding a syringe angled at approximately 45 degrees to the skin of the thigh.*

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4. When The Needle Is Completely Inserted Into The Skin, Let Go Of The Skin That You Are Holding. With Your Free Hand, Hold The Syringe Near Its Base To Stabilize It. Then Push The Plunger To Inject All Of The Enbrel Solution At A Slow, Steady Rate. (Enbrel 3f)

An instructional diagram showing the proper hand placement for administering a subcutaneous injection into the thigh. The illustration depicts one hand pinching the skin on the thigh while the other hand holds an injection device poised to inject.*

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Speed Switch Moves Up Or Down To Adjust Speed (Enbrel 40)

An instructional diagram showing a speed switch control for a device labeled ENBREL. The image illustrates how the speed switch moves up or down to adjust speed settings, with labeled options for Fast, Medium, and Slow speeds, each indicated by the position of the switch on the device's side.*

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Autotouch Makes Sounds (♪) To Help Guide Yourinjection. When You Receive A New Autotouch, Itwill Be Set With The Sounds On (sound Switch Down). (Enbrel 41)

An instructional diagram showing steps related to an ENBREL autoinjector device. It highlights pressing a button or area on the device, indicated by arrows pointing up and down, with a close-up of status window or indicator showing different patterns or signals.*

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Autotouch Reusable Autoinjector (Enbrel 42)

An instructional diagram showing the labeled parts of an ENBREL autoinjector device by A-S Medication Solutions. The front view highlights the finger grip, door button, viewing window, and door. The back view shows the status button, speaker, error symbols, progress bar, speed switch, and injection end, illustrating functional components of the injector.*

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Enbrel Mini Single-dose Cartridge (Enbrel 43)

An instructional illustration showing an Enbrel Mini single-dose cartridge before and after use. The 'Before use' image highlights the labeled side, expiration date, medicine visible through the Enbrel Mini window, and a purple cap on. The 'After use' illustration shows the cartridge without visible medicine in the window and the purple cap removed, placed below the cartridge.*

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B Inspect The Enbrel Mini Single-dose Prefilled Cartridge. (Enbrel 44)

An instructional illustration of an Enbrel prefilled syringe highlighting its parts. The diagram points out the purple cap, the medicine-filled section, the expiration date area, and the Enbrel Mini window on the side of the syringe. The syringe is labeled for Enbrel, 50 mg/mL by Immunex Corporation.*

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Gather All Materials You Need For Your Injection (Enbrel 45)

An instructional illustration showing components of an ENBREL medication administration kit including an injector device, three alcohol prep pads, two white tablets, a adhesive bandage, and a red biohazard sharps disposal container with a black biohazard symbol. The injector lid is open and the items are arranged sequentially from left to right.*

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Also Clean The Injection End Of The Autotouch® With A New Alcohol Wipe. (Enbrel 46)

An instructional illustration showing recommended injection sites for ENBREL, indicating the upper arm, stomach area (abdomen), and thigh as valid locations. The image also depicts a hand holding the injection device at the injection end, demonstrating how to prepare or administer the injection.*

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Press The Door Button To Open The Door. (Enbrel 47)

An instructional illustration showing a hand pressing a button on an ENBREL auto-injector pen. The diagram highlights the injection button, emphasizing where to press to activate the device for use.*

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Hold The Enbrel Mini® Single-dose Cartridge With The Labeled Side Facing Out And Slide Into Door. (Enbrel 48)

An instructional illustration showing a hand inserting a syringe labeled 'Labeled side' into the open door of a device. The image appears to depict a step in the preparation or use of an ENBREL autoinjector or delivery device.*

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Close The Door. (Enbrel 49)

Instructional illustration showing a person using the ENBREL AutoTouch device. It explains that the AutoTouch is awake when a light is visible in the viewing window and advises calling a specific support number if the red status button is illuminated.*

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Sound On (Enbrel 4a)

Illustration showing a close-up of a device panel featuring a speaker icon and several buttons, with a downward arrow to the right, suggesting an instruction or step related to the device's use.*

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Sound Off (Enbrel 4b)

An instructional illustration shows a circular icon with a speaker and four dots, above a red horizontal section at the bottom. To the right is a large black upward-pointing arrow. The image likely indicates an action related to sound or volume adjustment and an upward direction.*

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Stop (Enbrel 4c)

A warning label featuring a red stop sign icon followed by the text instructing to read important information before proceeding with the injection. The label serves as a caution prompt for patients about ENBREL injectable use.*

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• Before Placing Autotouch On Your Skin, Make Sure Thatautotouch Is “awake.” Look To See That The Viewingwindow Light Is On. If The Viewing Light Is Off This Meansit Is In “sleep Mode,” Press The Status Button To “wake Itup.” (Enbrel 4d)

An instructional illustration depicting a hand gripping the bottom of an Enbrel autoinjector device. The image focuses on proper hand positioning to hold the device securely for injection.*

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When You Are Ready To Inject, Pull The Purple Cap Straight Down And Off. Do Not Leave The Purplecap Off For More Than 5 Minutes. This Can Dry Out The Medicine. (Enbrel 4e)

An instructional illustration showing a hand holding a purple cap or protective cover with a downward arrow indicating removal or detachment from a larger device above it. The illustration uses a yellow highlight to emphasize the area of interaction.*

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Place And Hold On The Skin. Wait For The Status Button To Turn Green And A Chime To Sound. (Enbrel 4f)

An instructional diagram showing proper use of a device, highlighting pressing and holding a status button for two seconds. The first image shows a thumb poised above the button; the second shows the button illuminated green with an activated display, indicating device status readiness.*

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Press And Release The Status Button. The Status Button Will Start To Flash Green. You Will Hear A Click When The Injection Starts. (Enbrel 50)

An instructional illustration showing how to press and release the green status button on a device. The first image shows a thumb pressing the button labeled 'Press.' An arrow points right with text stating the status button flashes green. The second image shows the thumb releasing the button labeled 'Release,' with green light lines indicating the flashing button.*

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The Injection Is Finished When The Green Light Turns Off And A “chime” Sounds. Check To Make Sure You Do Not See A Red Status Button. (Enbrel 51)

An instructional illustration showing an injection device with operational indicators. It depicts two states: a light off indicating injection finished, and a red light on indicating an injection error, with a phone number to call for assistance.*

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When Your Injection Is Finished, You Will Hear A Motor Noise For A Few Seconds. When Finished, The Door Will Automatically Open. Do Not Block The Door With Your Hand. (Enbrel 52)

Instructional illustration showing a hand gripping a device labeled 'Door,' indicating how to hold or operate it. The diagram focuses on hand placement and an arrow pointing to a specific part on the device near the base of the thumb.*

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Remove And Throw Away (dispose Of) The Enbrel Mini® Single-dose Prefilled Cartridge. (Enbrel 53)

Illustration showing the disposal process of a used ENBREL autoinjector or syringe component into a red biohazard sharps container. It depicts hands holding the device and placing it safely into the container, emphasizing proper sharps disposal.*

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Troubleshooting: Error Symbols (Enbrel 54)

A troubleshooting guide for ENBREL AutoTouch reusable autoinjector error symbols, explaining reasons for a flashing red status button. Includes issues such as low battery, dead battery, improper temperature, Enbrel Mini problems, needle exposure, and AutoTouch failures, with corresponding icons and phone support instructions for assistance or replacement.*

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User Manual (Enbrel 56)

An illustration showing two medical devices side by side: a large white and grey device with buttons and an elongated shape, and a smaller rectangular blue device with a display screen and a purple tip, likely components of a medication delivery system.*

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Prepare And Clean Your Injection Site. (Enbrel 57)

An anatomical illustration showing injection sites for ENBREL on a human figure. The marked areas include the upper arm, thigh, and stomach area (abdomen), indicating typical locations for subcutaneous administration.*

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Labeled Side (Enbrel 58)

An instructional diagram showing hands preparing an injection device. The first panel illustrates inserting a syringe or cartridge into a holder labeled on one side. The second panel shows securing or locking a part of the device. The third panel demonstrates attaching a needle or similar component by pushing or snapping it into place.*

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Place And Hold On Skin. Wait For The Status Button To Turn Green. (Enbrel 59)

An instructional illustration showing a hand holding a green-capped device and a thumb next to a speech bubble with a black spiked symbol. The image appears to demonstrate usage or action related to a handheld device.*

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To Start Injection:press And Release The Green Status Button. (Enbrel 5a)

An instructional illustration showing a close-up of a hand pressing the status button on a device, indicated to flash with an arrow pointing right. The image includes text 'Status button flashes' emphasizing the status indicator function.*

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Injection Is Finished When You Hear A Chime And All Lights Are Turned Off. (Enbrel 5b)

An instructional diagram showing positioning of a device on skin, with an inset close-up detail of the device tip. A musical note icon suggests an auditory signal during use. The illustration appears to guide proper application technique for the ENBREL product.*

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Autotouch™ Reusable Autoinjector (Enbrel 5c)

An instructional diagram of the ENBREL autoinjector device showing labeled parts including the finger grip, door button, viewing window, and door.*

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Finger Gripwhen Injecting, Hold The Autotouch™ Reusable Autoinjector With Fingers Wrapped Around The Gray Finger Grip. (Enbrel 5d)

Illustration showing a hand gripping and operating a pen-style injector device, demonstrating proper hand positioning for use.*

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Autotouch™ Reusable Autoinjector (Enbrel 5e)

Illustration of a medical device labeled with features including a status button at the top, a speaker below it, error symbols, a progress bar, and a speed switch at the bottom. The image depicts the layout and function controls of the device, without brand-specific information visible.*

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Autotouch™ Reusable Autoinjector (Enbrel 5f)

An instructional diagram of the ENBREL autoinjector device showing the sound switch and injection end. The side view highlights the device's shape and key features for administration.*

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Before Use (Enbrel 60)

An instructional diagram of an Enbrel Mini injection device showing labeled parts before use, including the labeled side, expiration date, medicine area, purple cap, and the Enbrel Mini window containing medicine. The diagram visually identifies key device features for user orientation.*

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After Use (Enbrel 61)

An instructional diagram showing two parts of the ENBREL Mini device after use: the main device with a visible window (without medicine) and a separate purple cap removed from the device. It highlights that the needle is inside the ENBREL Mini after use.*

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Autotouch® Reusable Autoinjector (Enbrel 62)

Illustration of an Enbrel Mini single-dose prefilled cartridge autoinjector device, indicating the location of the plunger rod and showing the loaded cartridge.*

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The Autotouch™ Reusable Autoinjector Makes A Chime Sound, Lights The Status Button Red, And Displays An Error Symbol If There Is A Problem.see The Following Description Of Each Error Symbol, Possible Reasons For The Error, And Actions You Can Take. (Enbrel 63)

An instructional diagram of the ENBREL autoinjector device by A-S Medication Solutions. It highlights the device with a zoomed-in view of the display panel showing icons for battery status, temperature alerts (heat and cold), syringe status, and a warning symbol. The diagram also shows the device's button illuminated in red with sound notification, indicating user interaction or an alert.*

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Low Battery (Enbrel 64)

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Battery Dead (Enbrel 65)

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Too Hot Or Cold (Enbrel 66)

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Enbrel Mini Problem (Enbrel 67)

* 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.