Isentress
Product Images NDC 53002-1686

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Product Visual Gallery

This gallery contains 34 technical images submitted to the FDA as part of the official labeling for Isentress (NDC 53002-1686). Unlike standard consumer photos, these assets often include clinical data figures, molecular chemical structures, and official manufacturer packaging layouts.

As provided by Rpk Pharmaceuticals, Inc., 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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Chemical Structure (Isentress 01)

Chemical Structure (Isentress 01)
Chemical structure of the active ingredient in ISENTRESS by RPK Pharmaceuticals, Inc., showing the molecular arrangement including a potassium ion, nitrogen and oxygen atoms, and a fluorobenzene group.*
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Figure (Isentress 02)

Figure (Isentress 02)
Illustration of three sleeping infants with varying skin tones and hair styles, shown in different curled sleeping positions. The image depicts typical newborn sleep postures.*
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Figure (Isentress 03)

Figure (Isentress 03)
ISENTRESS packaging box from RPK Pharmaceuticals, Inc. The white carton features black text and striping, with visible labeling on the front and side panels showing product identification and barcodes. The image displays the overall package design for this pharmaceutical product.*
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Figure (Isentress 04)

Figure (Isentress 04)
Illustration showing two open cylindrical pharmaceutical containers with wide mouths and caps beside each container. The containers appear empty and transparent, commonly used for medicine dosing or storage.*
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Figure (Isentress 05)

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Figure (Isentress 06)

Figure (Isentress 06)
ISENTRESS packaging label showing individual blister cards containing film-coated tablets. The label identifies the product as ISENTRESS, with each card displaying lot and expiration information. The labeler is RPK Pharmaceuticals, Inc. The image includes multiple blister cards arranged in a grid pattern.*
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Figure (Isentress 07)

Figure (Isentress 07)
An illustration showing two identical blue syringes with volume markings along the side, each with a blue plunger and a narrow nozzle at the tip. The syringes are depicted empty and positioned diagonally.*
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Figure (Isentress 08)

Figure (Isentress 08)
An illustration showing two green syringes side by side, with graduated markings on the barrels for measuring liquid medication. Both syringes have green plungers and transparent barrels.*
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Figure (Isentress 09)

Figure (Isentress 09)
An illustration showing two dosing syringes with measurement markings along their barrels. The syringes are typically used for oral liquid medication administration. No packaging or labeling information is shown.*
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Figure (Isentress 10)

Figure (Isentress 10)
An instructional illustration showing an open container with a flipping lid, indicating how to open the packaging for the drug product ISENTRESS by RPK Pharmaceuticals, Inc.*
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Figure (Isentress 11)

Figure (Isentress 11)
The image shows a black and white pharmaceutical carton label with variable text fields including Lot, Expiration date, and a barcode containing a numeric code. The visible printed text includes placeholder values such as '000000000'. The label is blank of proprietary or active ingredient names.*
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Figure (Isentress 12)

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Figure (Isentress 13)

Figure (Isentress 13)
ISENTRESS prefilled syringes in three sizes, shown from left to right: a large blue syringe with measurement markings, a medium green syringe with measurement markings, and a small clear syringe without visible markings. Labeler is RPK Pharmaceuticals, Inc.*
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Figure (Isentress 14)

Figure (Isentress 14)
An instructional diagram showing two options for obtaining a liquid: filling a glass under a running faucet or using a bottle. A hand is holding the glass under the faucet, while a bottle is placed to the right with the word 'OR' between them.*
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Figure (Isentress 15)

Figure (Isentress 15)
An instructional illustration showing a labeled syringe with parts identified as tip, syringe body, and plunger. An arrow points to the plunger, indicating its direction of movement. Volume markings are visible on the syringe up to 10 mL.*
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Figure (Isentress 16)

Figure (Isentress 16)
Illustration showing a hand removing a blue plastic sealing strip from the cap of a syringe cartridge held over a clear cup. The image visually demonstrates how to open the syringe cartridge by pulling the strip upward, indicated by a pink arrow.*
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Figure (Isentress 17)

Figure (Isentress 17)
An instructional illustration showing two hands handling a syringe filled with liquid medication. One hand holds the syringe upright with a visible blue plunger and volume markings from 1 mL to 3 mL. The other hand is flicking the syringe barrel to remove air bubbles, indicated by an enlarged inset labeling the air bubbles near the top of the liquid column.*
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Figure (Isentress 18)

Figure (Isentress 18)
An instructional illustration showing a person holding a syringe filled to the 10 mL mark, with a magnified inset highlighting the 10 mL level. An upward pink arrow indicates the direction of injection or plunger movement, demonstrating proper measurement or administration technique.*
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Figure (Isentress 19)

Figure (Isentress 19)
An illustration showing a hand holding an open container and another hand inserting a syringe into the container. A pink arrow points to the top of the container, indicating an action or step involving opening or accessing the container's contents.*
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Figure (Isentress 20)

Figure (Isentress 20)
Illustration showing a hand holding a small perforated pouch being tapped on a table edge with scissors and a cut piece of paper on the table. The image suggests a step in product preparation or use, likely related to ISENTRESS packaging or instructions.*
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Figure (Isentress 21)

Figure (Isentress 21)
An instructional illustration showing a pair of hands opening a small packet and pouring its contents into a container. The container appears cylindrical with a lid, and an arrow indicates the direction to pour the packet contents into the container.*
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Figure (Isentress 22)

Figure (Isentress 22)
An instructional illustration depicting a hand holding a pill bottle with directions to shake it. A stopwatch shows 45 seconds, indicating the recommended shaking duration.*
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Figure (Isentress 23)

Figure (Isentress 23)
An instructional line drawing showing a person's side profile with dashed lines indicating the person smelling or inspecting a small transparent container with a lid, suggesting a demonstration for sensory evaluation or sample inspection.*
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Figure (Isentress 24)

Figure (Isentress 24)
ISENTRESS oral granules packaging label from RPK Pharmaceuticals, Inc. The box shows the product name and indicates the dosage form as oral granules. There is a note on the package stating, "Your child's dose will be written here," highlighting a space for dose instructions. The label includes sections for active ingredient information and a barcode area.*
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Figure (Isentress 25)

Figure (Isentress 25)
An instructional diagram showing a syringe with graduation marks labeled in milliliters (mL). A close-up view highlights the plunger tip with an annotation directing to move the plunger to the right mark on the syringe, indicating precise dosing instruction.*
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Figure (Isentress 26)

Figure (Isentress 26)
An illustration of a green syringe with volume markings ranging from 0 to 3 mL, increasing in increments of 0.5 mL. The syringe is empty and has a standard plunger and needle attachment tip.*
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Figure (Isentress 27)

Figure (Isentress 27)
An illustration of a blue plastic medical syringe barrel marked with volume gradations from 1 mL to 10 mL in 1 mL increments. The syringe has a wide flared top and a narrow tapered tip at the bottom.*
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Figure (Isentress 28)

Figure (Isentress 28)
An instructional diagram showing parts of a syringe, labeling the barrel and the plunger with an arrow indicating the plunger direction. No drug product information is visible in the image.*
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Figure (Isentress 29)

Figure (Isentress 29)
An instructional illustration showing a hand holding a syringe and another hand holding a small cup. The syringe is being pulled upwards, indicated by a pink arrow, as if drawing liquid from the cup. No text or branding is visible in the image.*
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Figure (Isentress 30)

Figure (Isentress 30)
Instructional diagram showing how to remove air bubbles from a syringe by holding it upright and pushing the plunger gently. A close-up inset highlights the syringe volume markings at 1 mL, 2 mL, and 3 mL and the presence of air bubbles. The image demonstrates proper syringe handling techniques.*
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Figure (Isentress 31)

Figure (Isentress 31)
An instructional illustration showing a person holding a syringe at eye level and pulling back the plunger, indicated by an upward arrow. The image demonstrates how to properly handle the syringe.*
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Figure (Isentress 32)

Figure (Isentress 32)
An illustration showing a person administering oral medication to an infant by holding the baby's head steady with one hand and using a syringe to dispense the liquid medicine into the infant's mouth.*
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Figure (Isentress 33)

Figure (Isentress 33)
An instructional illustration showing a hand rinsing a headspace vial under running water from a faucet, with water droplets splashing around a syringe and a test tube nearby. The image likely demonstrates proper cleaning or rinsing techniques for laboratory equipment.*
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Label Image (Lbl530021686)

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ISENTRESS 400MG tablets packaging label from RPK Pharmaceuticals, Inc. The label indicates each tablet contains 400 mg of active ingredient and is intended to be taken as directed, typically one tablet twice a day. The package includes 6 pink, oval tablets. The label displays lot and expiration dates, order and billing NDC codes, barcode, and designated spaces for patient, prescriber, and clinic information.*

* 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.