Product Images Granix

This is a list of components that comprise a syringe, including a needle guard device, needle shield, finger flange, and plunger.*

Use the table below to calculate if you will need to administer one or two injections of your prescribed dose.*

This text simply states a mathematical equation where 0.8mL is added to 0.2mL resulting in 1.0mL.*

This appears to be an image or diagram with instructions on how to align the top edge of a stopper to a dosage fill line. It seems to be related to measuring or administering medicine. However, without further context or information, it is unclear what specific product or device this is related to.*

This text seems to be a diagram with only a few words, indicating the top edge of a dome and a syringe stopper. No further information or context is available.*

This text describes the dose amount and number of syringes for an unknown medication. The medication is dispensed via a syringe and the dose ranges from 0.1mL to 0.8mL with an additional larger dose range of 0.9mL to 16mL requiring two syringes.*

This is a selection menu for choosing the injection site on the body - "VA" likely stands for "view available", and the options are "Body Front" or "Body Back".*

The text describes a range of angles between 45 and 90 degrees.*

This appears to be a partial image with no additional information or context provided. Hence, it is not possible to provide a useful description or interpretation.*

If you have problems performing this procedure, please contact your healthcare professional.*

The text describes the components of a disposable syringe, including a vial, plunger, dose scale label, thumb pad, syringe body, and a sharps container. It also mentions the option to use a gauze pad or cotton swab for cleaning. Figure A may contain an illustration of the described components.*

The text describes an image with the title "BODY FRONT BODY BACK". The image appears to show a silhouette of a person with labels pointing to different areas of the body including the stomach area, buttocks, and thighs. The first word "Uppee" appears to be a misspelling of "Upper" but its context is not clear from the given text.*

This text describes a diagram labeled Figure K showing a 45 to 90-degree angle. No further information is available.*

Granix® is an injection consisting of the recombinant Granulocyte-Colony Stimulating Factor (G-CSF) derived from E. coli. It is used only for subcutaneous usage and is prepared in a single-dose pre-filled syringe with a needle guard for safety. The text also includes several unrelated and random characters and numbers that could not be interpreted into a meaningful description.*

Granix is an injection medication that contains Granulocyte Colony-Stimulating Factor (GCSF), which is used to increase the production of white blood cells in patients receiving cancer treatment. It is administered subcutaneously with a single-dose pre-filled syringe with a safety needle guard. The medication comes as a 480mcg/0.8mL solution and is intended for use by healthcare professionals only. The text also includes some unintelligible characters, likely due to poor .*

This text appears to be a description of the available dose and number of syringes for a medication. The text mentions the size and number of the syringes provided, as well as the presence of medication in each syringe. It also provides instructions on removing the cap to adjust the medication to match a prescribed dose.*