Epogen Solution
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This gallery contains 19 technical images submitted to the FDA as part of the official labeling for Epogen (NDC 55513-148). Unlike standard consumer photos, these assets often include clinical data figures, molecular chemical structures, and official manufacturer packaging layouts.

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Gather The Other Supplies You Will Need For Your Injection (vial, Syringe, Alcohol Wipes, Cotton Ball, And A Puncture-proof Container For Throwing Away The Syringe And Needle). See Figure 1. (Epogen 03)

The text describes a set of medical supplies including a disposable syringe, Pange Ros, Wond, r..., m Barerwin Mok, cotton ball, puncture-proof container, alcohol wipes, and a Figure 1, however it lacks coherence or meaningful context.*

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Wash Your Hands Well With Soap And Water Before Preparing The Medicine. See Figure 2. (Epogen 04)

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Flip Off The Protective Color Cap On The Top Of The Vial. Do Not Remove The Grey Rubber Stopper. Wipe The Top Of The Grey Rubber Stopper With An Alcohol Wipe. See Figures 3 And 4. (Epogen 05)

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Using A Syringe And Needle That Has Been Recommended By Your Healthcare Provider, Carefully Remove The Needle Cover. See Figure 5. Then Draw Air Into The Syringe By Pulling Back On The Plunger. The Amount Of Air Drawn Into The Syringe Should Be Equal To The Amount (ml Or Cc) Of The Epogen Dose Prescribed By Your Healthcare Provider. See Figure 6. (Epogen 06)

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Push The Plunger Of The Syringe Down To Inject The Air From The Syringe Into The Vial Of Epogen. The Air Injected Into The Vial Will Allow Epogen To Be Easily Withdrawn Into The Syringe. See Figure 7. (Epogen 07)

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Keep The Needle Inside The Vial. Turn The Vial And Syringe Upside Down. Be Sure The Tip Of The Needle Is In The Epogen Liquid. Keep The Vial Upside Down. Slowly Pull Back On The Plunger To Fill The Syringe With Epogen Liquid To The Number (ml Or Cc) That Matches The Dose Your Healthcare Provider Prescribed. See Figure 8. (Epogen 08)

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Keep The Needle In The Vial. Check For Air Bubbles In The Syringe. A Small Amount Of Air Is Harmless. Too Large An Air Bubble Will Give You The Wrong Epogen Dose. To Remove Air Bubbles, Gently Tap The Syringe With Your Fingers Until The Air Bubbles Rise To The Top Of The Syringe. Slowly Push The Plunger Up To Force The Air Bubbles Out Of The Syringe. Keep The Tip Of The Needle In The Epogen Liquid. Pull The Plunger Back To The Number On The Syringe That Matches Your Dose. Check Again For Air Bubbles. If There Are Still Air Bubbles, Repeat The Steps Above To Remove Them. See Figures 9 And 10. (Epogen 09)

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Do Not Inject Epogen Into An Area That Is Tender, Red, Bruised, Hard, Or Has Scars Or Stretch Marks. Recommended Sites For Injection Are Shown In Figure 11 Below, Including:○ The Outer Area Of The Upper Arms ○ The Abdomen (except For The 2-inch Area Around The Navel)○ The Front Of The Middle Thighs○ The Upper Outer Area Of The Buttocks (Epogen 0a)

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• Clean The Skin With An Alcohol Wipe Where The Injection Is To Be Made. Be Careful Not To Touch The Skin That Has Been Wiped Clean. See Figure 12. (Epogen 0b)

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• Use The Other Hand To Pinch A Fold Of Skin At The Cleaned Injection Site. Do Not Touch The Cleaned Area Of Skin. See Figure 13. (Epogen 0c)

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• Hold The Syringe Like You Would Hold A Pencil. Use A Quick “dart-like” Motion To Insert The Needle Either Straight Up And Down (90-degree Angle) Or At A Slight Angle (45 Degrees) Into The Skin. Inject The Prescribed Dose Subcutaneously As Directed By Your Doctor, Nurse Or Pharmacist. See Figure 14. (Epogen 0d)

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• Wipe Off The Venous Port Of The Hemodialysis Tubing With An Alcohol Wipe. See Figure 15. (Epogen 0e)

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Insert The Needle Of The Syringe Into The Cleaned Venous Port And Push The Plunger All The Way Down To Inject All The Epogen. See Figure 16. (Epogen 0f)

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Principal Display Panelndc 55513-126-1010 X 2000 Units/ml Single Dose Vialsamgen®epogen®epoetin Alfarecombinant2000 Units/ml2000 Units/mlsingle Dose Vials (containing 1 mL)for Intravenous Or Subcutaneous Use Onlysterile Solution – No Preservativestore At 2˚ To 8˚c (36˚ To 46˚f). Do Not Freeze Or Shake.manufactured By Amgen Inc.thousand Oaks, Ca 91320-1799 U.s.a.u.s. License No. 1080©2012,2017 Amgen Inc.rx Only (Epogen 11)

This is a description of a medication called Epoetin Alfa manufactured by Amgen. It is a recombinant drug used for intravenous or subcutaneous injection, indicated for the treatment of anemia. It comes in single-dose vials of 2000 Units/mI with no preservative, to be stored between 2° to 8°C. The text seems to contain some errors and non-English characters.*

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Principal Display Panelndc 55513-267-1010 X 3000 Units/ml Single Dose Vialsamgen®epogen®epoetin Alfarecombinant3000 Units/ml3000 Units/mlsingle Dose Vials (containing 1 mL)for Intravenous Or Subcutaneous Use Onlysterile Solution – No Preservativestore At 2˚ To 8˚c (36˚ To 46˚f). Do Not Freeze Or Shake.manufactured By Amgen Inc.thousand Oaks, Ca 91320-1799 U.s.a.u.s. License No. 1080©2012,2017 Amgen Inc.rx Only (Epogen 12)

This appears to be a product description of Epoetin Alfa, a recombinant protein utilized for medicinal applications. It is available in single-dose vials containing 3000 units of the substance and can be administered intravenously or through a subcutaneous injection. The product is sterile and has no preservatives and is advised to be stored at 2° to 8°C, refraining from freezing or shaking. The manufacturer of this product appears to be Amgen, based in the USA.*

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Principal Display Panelndc 55513-148-1010 X 4000 Units/ml Single Dose Vialsamgen®epogen®epoetin Alfarecombinant4000 Units/ml4000 Units/mlsingle Dose Vials (containing 1 mL)for Intravenous Or Subcutaneous Use Onlysterile Solution – No Preservativestore At 2˚ To 8˚c (36˚ To 46˚f). Do Not Freeze Or Shake.manufactured By Amgen Inc.thousand Oaks, Ca 91320-1799 U.s.a.u.s. License No. 1080©2012,2017 Amgen Inc.rx Only (Epogen 13)

This is the description of EPOETIN ALFA, a recombinant drug used for intravenous or subcutaneous use. It is available as a single dose vial that contains 4000 Units/mL. The drug is stored in a solution with no preservatives and should be kept at a temperature of 2° to 8°C (36° to 46°F). The manufacturer of the drug is Angen', and it is produced in Thousand Oaks CA91320-799 USA.*

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Principal Display Panelndc 55513-144-1010 X 10,000 Units/ml Single Dose Vialsamgen®epogen®epoetin Alfarecombinant10,000 Units/ml10,000 Units/mlsingle Dose Vials (containing 1 mL)for Intravenous Or Subcutaneous Use Onlysterile Solution – No Preservativestore At 2˚ To 8˚c (36˚ To 46˚f). Do Not Freeze Or Shake.manufactured By Amgen Inc.thousand Oaks, Ca 91320-1799 U.s.a.u.s. License No. 1080©2012,2017 Amgen Inc.rx Only (Epogen 14)

This is a description of Epoetin Alfa, a recombinant drug that comes in single dose vials with 10,000 units/mL. The drug is for intravenous or subcutaneous use only and comes in a sterile solution with no preservatives. The drug should be stored at 2° to 8°C and should not be frozen or shaken. The manufacturer of the drug is Amgen.*

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Principal Display Panelndc 55513-283-10amgen®epogen®epoetin Alfarecombinantmultiple Dose Vials20,000 Units/2 mL (10,000 Units/ml)20,000 Units/2 mL (10,000 Units/ml)for Intravenous Or Subcutaneous Use Onlysterile Solution – Preserved2 mLstore At 2˚ To 8˚c (36˚ To 46˚f). Do Not Freeze Or Shake.manufactured By Amgen Inc.thousand Oaks, Ca 91320-1799 U.s.a.u.s. License No. 1080©2012,2017 Amgen Inc.rx Only (Epogen 15)

This text is a label for a medicine called Epoetin Alfa, which is available in a sterile solution preserved in 2 mL vials containing 20,000 Units/2 mL (or 10,000 Units/mL). It is suitable for Intravenous or Subcutaneous Use Only and should be stored at a temperature of 2° to 8°C (36° to 46°F). The medicine is manufactured by Amgen and the location of the manufacturing is in Thousand Oaks, CA 1320-1799 USA. It has a US License number indicated as 1080 20122017.*

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Principal Display Panelndc 55513-478-10amgen®epogen®epoetin Alfarecombinantmultiple Dose Vials20,000 Units/ml20,000 Units/ml1 mLfor Intravenous Or Subcutaneous Use Onlysterile Solution – Preservedstore At 2˚ To 8˚c (36˚ To 46˚f). Do Not Freeze Or Shake.manufactured By Amgen Inc.thousand Oaks, Ca 91320-1799 U.s.a.u.s. License No. 1080©2012,2017 Amgen Inc.rx Only (Epogen 16)

This is a label for a medicine called Epoetin Alfa 2, which comes in multiple-dose vials with a strength of 20,000 units/mL. The label provides information regarding the proper use and storage of the medicine, which should be stored at a temperature between 2 to 8°C and should not be frozen or shaken. The medicine is sterile and preserved, and should be used only for Intravenous or Subcutaneous Use. The label also specifies the manufacturer of the medicine as Amgen.*

* These product label images have been analyzed using experimental machine learning. Please verify findings with the primary label text.