Byetta
Product Images NDC 54868-5384

Product Visual Gallery

This gallery contains 69 technical images submitted to the FDA as part of the official labeling for Byetta (NDC 54868-5384). Unlike standard consumer photos, these assets often include clinical data figures, molecular chemical structures, and official manufacturer packaging layouts.

As provided by Physicians Total Care, 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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Principal Display Panel (5 mcg package label)

Label for BYETTA 250 MCG/ML distributed by Physicians Total Care, Inc. It includes the product NDC 54868-5384-1, a lot number (000), expiration date (01/60), and the manufacturer Amylin Pharmaceuticals, Inc., San Diego, CA. A barcode is also visible.*

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Figure 1 (Byetta 01)

A line graph illustrating insulin secretion rate (pmol/kg/min) over time (minutes) comparing three groups: BYETTA-treated Type 2 Diabetes patients (N=13), Placebo-treated Type 2 Diabetes patients (N=13), and healthy subjects given saline (N=12). The graph highlights first-phase and second-phase insulin responses following an IV glucose bolus at time 0 minutes.*

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Figure 2 (Byetta 02)

A line graph comparing plasma glucose levels (mg/dL) over time (minutes) after subcutaneous injection and standardized breakfast for BYETTA and placebo groups. The graph shows glucose levels declining over 240 minutes for BYETTA (n=26) and rising then falling for placebo (n=28). Arrows indicate timing of injection and breakfast.*

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Figure 3 (Byetta 03)

Two line graphs comparing BYETTA and placebo effects over time. The top graph shows serum insulin levels (µU/mL) on the y-axis against time (hours) on the x-axis following injection. BYETTA shows a peak in insulin levels shortly after injection, while placebo remains steady. The bottom graph displays plasma glucose levels (mg/dL) on the y-axis over time, with BYETTA showing a marked decrease, whereas placebo levels decrease minimally over time.*

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Figure (Byetta 06)

BYETTA injection pen device shown; its body is primarily blue and orange with a white cap at the end. The orange section features a small window and a blue number 5 printed on it. The image depicts the pen without any packaging or labeling text visible.*

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Figure (Byetta 08)

An illustration labeled "BYETTA PEN PARTS" showing individual components of the BYETTA pen device by Physicians Total Care, Inc. Parts identified include a blue pen cap, cartridge, BYETTA label, dose window with a number displayed (5), dose knob, and injection button.*

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Figure (Byetta 09)

An instructional diagram showing pen needle parts and dose window symbols. It depicts an outer needle shield, inner needle shield, needle, and paper tab with labels, along with symbols indicating pen dose knob statuses such as ready to pull dose knob out, ready to turn dose position, ready to inject 5 mcg, and dose knob pushed in and ready to reset.*

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Figure (Byetta 10)

An instructional image showing a person holding a BYETTA injection pen with one hand and removing the cap with the other hand. The pen is orange with a grey tip and blue cap. A blue arrow indicates the direction to pull the cap off from the injection pen.*

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Figure (Byetta 11)

An instructional illustration showing a person holding an orange BYETTA injection pen. An arrow indicates removal of the pen cap to prepare the device for injection.*

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Figure (Byetta 12)

An instructional illustration showing hands holding a syringe-like device with measurement markings on the barrel, demonstrating how to load or prepare the device by placing or twisting a small cartridge or needle component onto the tip.*

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Figure (Byetta 13)

An instructional image showing a close-up of a hand removing the cap from the needle of an injection pen. The injection pen is held horizontally with a removable needle attached, and a blue arrow indicates the direction for removing the cap. This likely demonstrates a preparation step for administering an injectable medication.*

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Figure (Byetta 14)

An instructional photograph showing a hand attaching a purple needle cap to a clear syringe with measurement markings. This image illustrates preparation steps for an injectable product, relevant to BYETTA by Physicians Total Care, Inc.*

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Figure (Byetta 15)

BYETTA injection pen, showing a close-up of the dose window displaying the number 5, indicating the selected dose. The pen features an orange design and includes a labeler name, Physicians Total Care, Inc., visible on the device.*

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Figure (Byetta 16)

An instructional illustration showing a hand holding a BYETTA injection pen, demonstrating the adjustment of the dose setting to 5, as indicated by the number displayed on the dose window and an arrow pointing to the dose selector.*

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Figure (Byetta 17)

An illustration showing a close-up of a BYETTA 5 dosage pen with a finger pressing to adjust or deliver the dose. The pen displays the number 5 in its dose window. Blue arrows indicate the direction of dialing or pushing on the pen mechanism. The labeler is Physicians Total Care, Inc.*

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Figure (Byetta 18)

BYETTA 5 mcg/0.02 mL injection pen carton labeled by Physicians Total Care, Inc. The packaging displays dosage strength and includes branding and product identification text. The label color scheme is predominantly blue and white, showing a patient-use tray with four pens inside.*

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Figure (Byetta 19)

BYETTA starter kit packaging label showing the proprietary name prominently on a blue and white box. The label includes the Physicians Total Care, Inc. as the labeler and the product NDC 54868-5384. The image also features branded graphics and design elements associated with BYETTA.*

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Figure (Byetta 20)

BYETTA product label featuring the proprietary name prominently with a large numeral "5" near the bottom, likely indicating a strength or quantity attribute. The label is simple with blue and white colors on a square-shaped background, with Physicians Total Care, Inc. as the labeler noted in product data but not visible in the image.*

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Figure (Byetta 21)

BYETTA injection pen held in a hand, showing the orange-colored pen device used for subcutaneous administration. The pen is designed for precise dosing and is from Physicians Total Care, Inc. No label text or dosage strength is visible in the image.*

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Figure (Byetta 22)

An instructional illustration showing a close-up of a hand holding an injection pen with an arrow indicating the direction to press. Adjacent is a circular timer icon displaying "5 seconds," likely indicating the duration to hold the injection in place.*

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Figure (Byetta 23)

BYETTA 5 mg packaging label detail showing a dosing device window with a black triangular indicator and the number 5 in blue on an orange background. The product is labeled by Physicians Total Care, Inc.*

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Figure (Byetta 24)

BYETTA injection package showing a 2.4 mL multidose pen. The label includes essential product details such as the proprietary name BYETTA, the NDC 54868-5384, and the labeler Physicians Total Care, Inc. The packaging design emphasizes the product name and dosage form.*

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Figure (Byetta 25)

An instructional illustration showing hands holding a BYETTA injector pen and a syringe. The image includes a blue arrow pointing from the syringe towards the injector pen, indicating the process of inserting or attaching the syringe into the BYETTA pen device by Physicians Total Care, Inc.*

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Figure (Byetta 26)

An instructional illustration showing a hand holding a BYETTA pen injector. The image highlights manipulating the dose selector or injection mechanism, indicated by a blue arrow pointing to part of the pen barrel.*

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Figure (Byetta 27)

An instructional illustration showing hands twisting the cap off an injectable pen device, likely a BYETTA pen, demonstrating how to access the syringe for injection.*

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Figure (Byetta 28)

An instructional image showing a hand holding a small protective cap being removed from a pen-like injector device with measurement markings and a purple needle cover, likely demonstrating preparation steps for an injectable medication.*

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Figure (Byetta 29)

An instructional image showing a close-up of a hand holding the cap of a BYETTA injection pen, with an arrow indicating the direction to remove the cap from the pen's needle area. The pen is transparent, displaying internal measurement markings.*

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Figure (Byetta 30)

Close-up of BYETTA 5 mg injectable pen label, showing the orange color band with a dose indicator window displaying number 5. The label includes an arrow next to the dose display. The pen is labeled by Physicians Total Care, Inc.*

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Figure (Byetta 31)

An instructional illustration showing a close-up of a hand holding a BYETTA injectable pen with a dose window displaying the number 5. A blue arrow points to the right, indicating the direction for adjusting or administering the dose.*

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Figure (Byetta 32)

An instructional illustration showing a close-up of a BYETTA pen injector displaying the number 5 in a dosage window. A hand is shown gripping the pen, with curved arrows indicating the pen's twisting or turning motion, likely demonstrating how to set or administer a 5-unit dose. The pen is orange and white, consistent with BYETTA branding.*

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Figure (Byetta 33)

An image showing a person injecting medication into the abdomen using a pen injector device. The device is held horizontally against the skin on the side of the abdomen.*

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Figure (Byetta 34)

An instructional illustration showing a hand pressing the injection button on a BYETTA pen injector. The image includes a 5-second timer symbol indicating the recommended duration to hold the button during administration.*

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Figure (Byetta 35)

The image shows a portion of BYETTA packaging featuring a blister containing a single tablet or injection pen dose window, with the number '5' indicating a strength or dose. The background colors include orange and blue. The labeler is Physicians Total Care, Inc.*

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Figure (Byetta 36)

An illustration showing a close-up of a finger pressing the end of a BYETTA injection pen, with a visible dose window displaying the number 5. Blue arrows indicate the direction of pressing or turning the pen's end, demonstrating how to adjust or administer the dose for BYETTA by Physicians Total Care, Inc.*

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Figure (Byetta 37)

An instructional illustration showing the process of removing the protective cap from a BYETTA injection pen. The image features a hand holding the pen and an arrow indicating the direction to pull off the cap.*

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Figure (Byetta 38)

An instructional image showing a person holding an orange BYETTA injection pen. The pen's cap has been removed, revealing the needle end. The person's other hand is holding a cartridge or needle cover, illustrating preparation for an injection.*

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Figure (Byetta 39)

The image shows a red sharps disposal container labeled BYETTA with a yellow and red warning label. The container is designed for safe disposal of needles or sharps, and a hand is shown holding a used sharp above it, ready to dispose of it properly. The label indicates it is related to BYETTA, marketed by Physicians Total Care, Inc.*

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Figure (Byetta 40)

An illustration showing recommended injection sites for BYETTA on the human body. The front view highlights the abdomen and front thighs, while the back view indicates the back of the upper arms and back thighs as preferred injection areas.*

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Figure (Byetta 41)

The image shows a BYETTA prefilled injection pen with a blue cap and a yellow dosing section marked with the number 10. The labeler is Physicians Total Care, Inc. No other text or package information is visible.*

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Figure (Byetta 42)

An illustration diagram labeled BYETTA PEN PARTS, showing the components of the BYETTA injection pen by Physicians Total Care, Inc. Parts include a blue pen cap, cartridge containing BYETTA liquid, label, dose window, dose knob, and injection button.*

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Figure (Byetta 43)

An instructional diagram showing parts of a pen needle including outer needle shield, inner needle shield, needle, and paper tab, alongside dose window symbols indicating readiness to pull dose knob out, turn to dose position, inject 10 mcg, and dose knob reset status.*

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Figure (Byetta 44)

An instructional illustration showing hands preparing the BYETTA injection pen by attaching or removing the cartridge from the pen device, indicating the preparation steps for dosing.*

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Figure (Byetta 45)

An instructional image showing a hand holding a yellow and silver injection pen, with a blue arrow indicating the action of pulling off or pushing a cap or cover from the pen. The image appears to demonstrate the first step of preparing the BYETTA injection pen for use.*

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Figure (Byetta 46)

An instructional illustration showing a close-up view of a BYETTA prefilled injectable pen. The image depicts hands removing the yellow cap from the pen, exposing the dose window. The background is plain white, focusing on the pen's use and handling.*

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Figure (Byetta 47)

Instructional illustration showing a hand removing a protective cap from the needle of a BYETTA prefilled injection pen. A blue arrow indicates the direction of removal, emphasizing needle preparation before use.*

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Figure (Byetta 48)

An instructional illustration showing a close-up of a hand removing a purple cap from the needle of a BYETTA injection device pen, indicated by a blue arrow pointing left. The pen features visible dosage markings and is designed for subcutaneous injection.*

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Figure (Byetta 49)

BYETTA 10 dosage strength pen injector label showing a yellow background with a dosage window indicating the number 10. The label is for the BYETTA injectable product by Physicians Total Care, Inc., identified by NDC 54868-5384.*

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Figure (Byetta 50)

Illustration showing a close-up view of the BYETTA injection pen, focusing on the dial set to 10 units and a finger pushing the blue injection button. This likely demonstrates how to adjust the dose and administer the injection with the BYETTA pen.*

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Figure (Byetta 51)

An instructional illustration showing a close-up of a BYETTA medication pen with a hand preparing to attach or detach the pen needle. The image highlights the proper technique for handling the pen needle, including positioning the needle and twisting motion for secure attachment or removal.*

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Figure (Byetta 52)

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Figure (Byetta 53)

BYETTA, a drug product by Physicians Total Care, Inc., is shown with a hand holding the product's prefilled injection pen. The label on the pen is visible but text details are not clear. The image focuses on the pen's design and usability for injectable administration.*

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Figure (Byetta 54)

Instructional illustration showing a hand holding a BYETTA injection pen with an arrow indicating an upward motion, accompanied by a graphic indicating to wait for 5 seconds, likely demonstrating how to administer the injection properly with timing guidance.*

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Figure (Byetta 55)

BYETTA 10 mg injectable cartridge or pen injector label segment showing the number '10' in blue on a yellow background. The label includes a clear window revealing a portion of the device with a black triangle indicator. The labeler is Physicians Total Care, Inc.*

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Figure (Byetta 56)

An instructional illustration showing a close-up of a BYETTA injection pen dialed to a dose of 10. The image depicts a thumb pressing a blue dose-release button with an arrow indicating the direction to press for injection.*

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Figure (Byetta 57)

An instructional illustration showing hands holding two parts of an injection device for BYETTA, with a blue arrow indicating to connect the parts together. The right hand holds the yellow and white cartridge-like component, and the left hand holds the blue pen-like device.*

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Figure (Byetta 58)

An instructional image showing a person holding a BYETTA injection pen with a blue arrow pointing towards the pen's window or dosage dial area, likely indicating where to check or set the dosage.*

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Figure (Byetta 59)

An instructional diagram showing how to remove a cap from a prefilled pen injector device. The image depicts a hand pulling off the protective cap from the pen, which is labeled as BYETTA by Physicians Total Care, Inc.*

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Figure (Byetta 60)

An instructional illustration showing a close-up of a person's hands preparing an injection pen by removing a protective cap from a needle attached to the device.*

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Figure (Byetta 61)

An instructional illustration showing a close-up of a hand placing a small needle-cap onto the tip of a pen-style injector device, likely representing preparation for injection, associated with the BYETTA product.*

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Figure (Byetta 62)

The image shows a BYETTA injection pen with a dosage window displaying the number 10. The pen has a yellow label section and a clear dosage indicator with an arrow, used to select the dose prior to injection. The labeler is Physicians Total Care, Inc.*

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Figure (Byetta 63)

Instructional illustration showing how to remove the cap from a BYETTA injection pen. The image highlights gripping the cap and pulling it off the pen body, with a visible dose indicator displaying the number 10.*

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Figure (Byetta 64)

Illustration showing the dial and adjustment mechanism of a BYETTA injectable pen device. It highlights the dosage window set to 10 units with an arrow indicating the direction to turn the dial. A finger is positioned to demonstrate how to adjust the dose.*

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Figure (Byetta 65)

An illustration showing a person holding a BYETTA injection pen near their abdomen, demonstrating the self-injection technique. The injection pen is labeled with a yellow and blue dose window and is held against the skin, indicating proper administration site.*

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Figure (Byetta 66)

An instructional illustration demonstrating how to operate a BYETTA injection pen. The image shows a hand pressing a blue button on the pen and includes a 5-second timer icon, indicating the needed duration for holding the button during injection.*

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Figure (Byetta 67)

BYETTA 10 mg injectable pen device label showing the dose selector window with a black triangle indicator and the number 10 in blue on a yellow background. The label includes a partially visible colored background with green and blue shades. The labeler is Physicians Total Care, Inc.*

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Figure (Byetta 68)

An instructional diagram showing a close-up of a thumb pressing a blue release button on a yellow and white device labeled with the number 10, indicating dosage adjustment or pen operation for the BYETTA injection pen by Physicians Total Care, Inc.*

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Figure (Byetta 69)

An instructional illustration showing a BYETTA injectable pen with a clear cartridge and a yellow handle. A blue arrow indicates the removal direction of the clear protective cap from the pen's needle area, demonstrating how to prepare the device for use.*

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Figure (Byetta 70)

This illustration shows a hand using a BYETTA injection pen, highlighting the priming or dose preparation step by pressing the pen tip with a finger. The pen is yellow with a label indicating the product name. The image demonstrates proper handling technique for BYETTA, a prescription medication by Physicians Total Care, Inc.*

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Figure (Byetta 71)

BYETTA medication container, a red sharps disposal container with a yellow hazard warning label. A hand is shown inserting a syringe into the container. Labeler is Physicians Total Care, Inc. The image focuses on safe syringe disposal for BYETTA use.*

* 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.