Enbrel Solution
Product Images NDC 58406-032

Product Visual Gallery

This gallery contains 100 technical images submitted to the FDA as part of the official labeling for Enbrel (NDC 58406-032). Unlike standard consumer photos, these assets often include clinical data figures, molecular chemical structures, and official manufacturer packaging layouts.

As provided by Immunex Corporation, 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

A line graph titled 'Time Course of ACR 20 Responses' showing percent responding over six months. It compares placebo groups from two studies with 25 mg Enbrel groups, including one with methotrexate (MTX), illustrating response rates over time.*

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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 to 24, and the y-axis shows percent responding from 0 to 100. The etanercept group shows a higher percentage response over time compared to placebo.*

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

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Enbrel 04

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Guide To Parts (Enbrel 05)

Illustration of an ENBREL prefilled syringe showing labeled parts including a purple start button, expiration date, a window to view the medicine inside, a white cap on the end, and a green safety guard covering the needle. The syringe is associated with Immunex Corporation and available in 25 mg/.5 mL and 50 mg/mL strengths.*

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B Inspect The Enbrel Sureclick Autoinjector. (Enbrel 06)

An illustrated diagram of an ENBREL prefilled syringe highlighting features such as the expiration date area near the top, a yellow window indicating when injection is complete, a green safety guard covering the needle, and a white cap shown off separately at the bottom.*

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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 showing labeled parts including green safety guard containing the needle, white cap, a window to view the medicine, and the medicine inside the syringe barrel.*

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

Illustration showing components of the ENBREL injection system by Immunex Corporation, including a prefilled pen injector, alcohol prep pad, three cotton balls, an adhesive bandage, and a red sharps disposal container with a biohazard symbol.*

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

An illustration diagram showing a human figure with labeled injection sites for ENBREL, including the upper arm, stomach area (abdomen), and thigh. The diagram highlights these areas in gray on the front of the body.*

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Window Turns Yellow When Injection Is Done (Enbrel 10)

An instructional diagram showing hands preparing an ENBREL (etanercept) injection pen by removing a cap from the needle, accompanied by a clock illustration indicating a 5-minute wait time.*

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Enbrel 100

An illustration showing two components of the ENBREL drug delivery system. On the left is a white and gray electronic injector device with a display panel and control buttons. On the right is a smaller, blue pre-filled autoinjector pen labeled ENBREL, featuring a purple plunger button.*

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Enbrel 101

An anatomical illustration highlighting injection sites for ENBREL, showing the upper arm, stomach area (abdomen), and thigh as locations for subcutaneous administration.*

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Enbrel 102

An instructional illustration showing use of a prefilled syringe labeled on one side. The steps demonstrate removing a cap from the syringe, attaching a needle, and preparing the syringe for injection.*

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Enbrel 103

An instructional illustration showing a hand holding a device against a thumb. The device has a green indicator on top, and a speech bubble with a starburst shape is depicted next to the thumb, indicating a feedback or alert from the device.*

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Enbrel 104

An instructional diagram showing a person's thumb pressing a device's status button, which is flashing green. The image includes a caption reading 'Status button flashes,' indicating an operational or readiness status of the device.*

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Enbrel 105

An instructional diagram showing three labeled illustrations: a close-up of the ENBREL autoinjector's window with a visible indicator, a musical note icon indicating an auditory signal, and a top view of the autoinjector needle cover, likely explaining usage or activation steps.*

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Enbrel 106

An instructional diagram of a device labeled with parts including finger grip, door button, viewing window, and door. The illustration shows key components of the device, which is likely related to administration or delivery of ENBREL injectable medication by Immunex Corporation.*

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Enbrel 107

An illustration showing a hand gripping a device, likely demonstrating how to hold the device properly. The image does not contain text or product details but appears instructional in nature.*

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Enbrel 108

An illustration of a device labeled with components including a status button at the top, a speaker below it, error symbols, a progress bar indicated in the middle, and a speed switch near the bottom. The device shape suggests use as an injection or delivery tool related to ENBREL products.*

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Enbrel 109

An instructional diagram illustrating the ENBREL injection device from Immunex Corporation. The side view highlights the location of the sound switch and the injection end of the device, intended to assist users in understanding key functional parts of the auto-injector pen.*

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

An instructional illustration showing two fingers pressing on the skin with arrows indicating a side-to-side motion. This diagram likely depicts a technique for administering or preparing to administer a subcutaneous injection, related to ENBREL products.*

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Enbrel 110

An instructional diagram labeled 'Before use' showing the Enbrel Mini device. The labeled side, expiration date, medicine label, and a window showing the medicine inside are identified. A purple cap on the device is also highlighted. The image demonstrates key external features of the Enbrel Mini injector before administration.*

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Enbrel 111

Illustration diagram showing the Enbrel Mini injection device after use. The diagram highlights the mini window panel indicating it is without medicine, with a note that the needle is inside the Enbrel Mini. Below is a detailed image of the purple cap in the off position.*

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Enbrel 112

An instructional diagram of the ENBREL Mini single-dose prefilled cartridge injection device by Immunex Corporation. It highlights the location of the plunger rod and the loaded Enbrel Mini cartridge inside the device, visually demonstrating key components of the auto-injector pen.*

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Enbrel 113

An instructional diagram showing a white medical injector device, likely related to ENBREL. The image highlights a control panel with symbols including a sun, snowflake, syringe, and a warning triangle, alongside a red button at the device top emitting red lines and a sound icon, likely illustrating operational or safety indicators.*

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

ENBREL 25 mg/0.5 mL is shown as a black, oval-shaped tablet with the imprint 'OR' on one side. The medication is labeled under Immunex Corporation.*

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Enbrel 120

An instructional illustration showing how to insert an ENBREL prefilled syringe into a device. It highlights the labeled side of the syringe being aligned and pushed downward into the door of the device, demonstrating proper positioning before use.*

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Enbrel 123

A black and white illustration showing a rectangular box with the text "LOT" centered inside, indicating a lot or batch number designation for a drug product label.*

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Enbrel 128

An instructional illustration depicting proper injection technique. It shows a person preparing and administering a subcutaneous injection using a syringe or autoinjector device, emphasizing steps for cleaning the injection site and handling the device safely. The style is simple and designed for patient use with ENBREL.*

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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)

Illustration showing finger pinching technique on the skin, likely for subcutaneous injection. Two fingers are pinching the skin with arrows indicating the direction of the pinch, demonstrating a step in administering a medication such as ENBREL.*

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Enbrel 131

Illustration showing two device forms of ENBREL by Immunex Corporation: a larger, handheld electronic injector and a smaller, pen-style injector, used for delivering the medication subcutaneously. The image highlights differences in design and size between the two devices.*

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Enbrel 132

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

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Enbrel 133

An instructional illustration showing a hand holding an ENBREL auto-injector pen with the labeled side visible, positioned above its storage slot or packaging tray.*

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Enbrel 134

An instructional diagram showing two steps of handling an autoinjector pen for ENBREL. The left side depicts a person holding the autoinjector with one hand and a cap with the other. The right side shows a hand pushing down a purple cap, indicated by a black arrow, with the autoinjector positioned above and a yellow light beam shown from the device.*

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Enbrel 135

An instructional illustration showing a hand holding a white cylindrical device with a green button on top and the thumb pressing the button. Sound waves depicted next to the thumb indicate a click or activation sound.*

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Enbrel 136

An instructional diagram showing a hand holding the top of an ENBREL autoinjector pen. The image highlights the status button on the pen, which is shown flashing with green light, indicating device activation status.*

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Enbrel 137

An instructional illustration showing a close-up view of the top of a device or container with a notable button or feature centered. The image includes a musical note symbol, possibly indicating a sound or alert function related to the device's use or operation.*

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Enbrel 138

An instructional diagram showing a side view of an ENBREL injection device. Labeled parts include the finger grip, door button, viewing window, and door, illustrating components involved in device operation or use.*

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Enbrel 139

An instructional illustration showing a hand gripping the upper part of a device, which appears to be the ENBREL autoinjector. The image demonstrates how to hold or operate the autoinjector, with focus on finger placement around the device handle.*

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

An instructional diagram showing proper injection technique for ENBREL, with the injection device held at a 90-degree angle to the skin. A close-up inset highlights the green safety guard indicating the needle is inside the device. The illustration demonstrates how to position the injection pen against the injection site before administering the dose.*

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Enbrel 140

An instructional illustration of a device labeled with parts including a Status button at the top, a Speaker below it, Error symbols in the middle, a green Progress bar beneath the error symbols, and a Speed switch at the bottom. The image shows the layout and labeling of these components on the device's front face.*

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Enbrel 141

An instructional illustration of an ENBREL autoinjector device featuring labels indicating the 'Sound switch' control and the 'Injection end' of the device, highlighting key functional parts for use.*

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Enbrel 142

An instructional illustration showing parts of an Enbrel Mini injector pen. Labeled features include the labeled side, expiration date, medicine visible through the Enbrel Mini window, and a purple cap on the bottom of the pen device.*

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Enbrel 143

An instructional illustration of the ENBREL Mini, showing the PEN device without medicine inside and highlighting the location of the needle inside the device. The image also points to the removable purple cap, emphasizing its position relative to the pen. No dosage or strength details are displayed.*

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Enbrel 144

An illustration showing the Enbrel Mini single-dose prefilled cartridge injector device. The image highlights the plunger rod and the loaded cartridge section of the device.*

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Enbrel 145

Illustration of a medication delivery device for ENBREL, highlighting the control panel with indicators for battery life, temperature conditions, and a warning symbol. The device shows a red light on top and emits a sound, indicating operation status or an alert.*

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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 a hand holding and pressing an ENBREL autoinjector pen vertically down onto the injection site on the skin of a leg, with an arrow indicating the downward pressing motion for administration.*

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Enbrel 152

Illustration showing the proper insertion of an ENBREL prefilled syringe (25 mg/.5 mL or 50 mg/mL) into the device holder. One hand holds the syringe by its labeled side, aligning it to be inserted downward into the device's open door held by the other hand.*

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Enbrel 156

The image shows a black rectangular label with the bold, capitalized word "LOT" printed inside. No other product identifiers, strengths, or manufacturer details are visible in this image.*

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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 a hand injecting an ENBREL prefilled syringe into the skin. The image highlights the syringe held upright, with an arrow indicating downward movement and a 'click' sound to denote proper injection technique for the 25 mg/.5 mL or 50 mg/mL dosage forms.*

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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 a hand holding a prefilled syringe with a blue cap, positioned for subcutaneous injection into the skin. The syringe is being pressed downwards, with a finger stabilizing the injection site. A text callout "click" indicates an audible or tactile feedback during use.*

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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 diagram showing a device with a small window containing a yellow indicator, accompanied by a clock icon indicating a 15-second countdown. The image appears to demonstrate a step or timing in the use of the ENBREL autoinjector or similar delivery device.*

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Enbrel 182

The image shows a vial with a blue cap and a transparent body, typically used for injectable medications. The label does not display any text or detailed markings visible in the image. This vial could contain a liquid pharmaceutical product such as ENBREL, available in strengths like 25 mg/0.5 mL or 50 mg/mL, produced by Immunex Corporation.*

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Enbrel 183

Image showing two glass vials of ENBREL by Immunex Corporation. The vial on the left is labeled 25 mg/0.5 mL and the vial on the right is labeled 50 mg/mL. Both vials have blue caps and contain clear liquid.*

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Enbrel 184

An instructional diagram showing hands holding a vial labeled with an expiration date, next to a clock icon indicating 30 minutes. This likely illustrates a preparation or waiting step involving the vial for proper medication use.*

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Enbrel 185

An instructional diagram showing medical disposal and injection supplies including a syringe, alcohol wipes, cotton balls, a bandage, a sharps disposal container, and short and long needles labeled respectively.*

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Enbrel 186

An instructional illustration showing a hand removing a paper seal from a vial labeled with a green vial cap and a gray stopper. This diagram demonstrates the initial step to access the vial contents.*

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An instructional diagram showing the use of syringes with two types of needles labeled: Long needle and Short needle. The illustration depicts a hand holding a syringe and removing a needle cap, with a zoomed inset showing detailed views of a long needle and a short needle for ENBREL injection.*

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Enbrel 188

An instructional illustration showing hands holding a syringe and a small vial, with the syringe needle being inserted into the vial. The image also shows a needle cap on the surface nearby, demonstrating preparation for drawing medication from the vial.*

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Enbrel 189

An instructional illustration showing a hand drawing liquid into a syringe from a small vial. A close-up inset highlights the vial with liquid inside, and the syringe needle inserted into the vial's rubber stopper. This diagram likely demonstrates the preparation or withdrawal of a dose 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 19)

ENBREL 25 mg/0.5 mL prefilled syringe packaging by Immunex Corporation. The image shows a teal and white carton viewed from the top, indicating a prefilled syringe unit dose packaging.*

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An instructional illustration showing a syringe being prepared with liquid inside. The image highlights the syringe's contents with a close-up inset, and depicts a hand holding the syringe while pressing the plunger, indicating the process of drawing or expelling the medication.*

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Enbrel 191

An instructional diagram showing how to hold and operate a syringe for injection. The image highlights the syringe with a close-up inset focusing on the measurement markings and liquid inside the barrel, emphasizing correct handling prior to administration.*

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An instructional illustration showing a vial being accessed with a syringe. The main image depicts a hand holding a syringe being inserted into the vial to withdraw medication. A zoomed inset highlights the vial with a capped top. The illustration is likely for preparation or administration instructions related to ENBREL.*

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Enbrel 193

An instructional illustration showing two syringes labeled 'Before' and 'After.' Both syringes contain liquid marked with measurement increments, with the 'Before' syringe showing more liquid than the 'After' syringe, indicating a change in volume.*

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An instructional illustration showing a hand removing a protective cap from a syringe labeled for ENBREL. The image uses arrows to indicate the direction of cap removal and proper handling of the syringe prior to 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.