Product Images Voxzogo 0.4mg

This text lacks context to provide a description. It seems to be related to some sort of medication in the form of a powder, and there is mention of a cap, vial stopper, and vial, but without additional information, it is not possible to provide a useful description.*

This appears to be a description of a needle labeled as "Diluent Needle" with a blue tab needle cap that has a retractable needle. The text also mentions that the needle is "safe" but it's not clear what that means without more context.*

A container designed for the safe disposal of sharp objects and needles, typically used in medical or laboratory settings.*

This is a prefilled syringe containing diluent with a plunger rod cap. It is meant to be used with BMN-111 and sterile water is used to reconstitute it.*

This appears to be a basic description of an injection syringe, including components such as the needle, needle cap, plunger rod, and a reference to the needle being inside.*

This text is a warning about avoiding touching the stopper of a vial after wiping it with an alcohol pad.*

This text seems to be a cautionary message instructing users to avoid touching the needle tip and to press the blue tab to retract the needle. The character '¢' may have been a symbol representing a certain action but could not be interpreted due to errors.*

The text is not-readable and contains many typos.*

The text provides some brief instructions about handling a vial, warning the reader to be cautious not to bend the needle while doing so. It is not clear what specific context or situation these instructions refer to.*

This text provides instructions on two important aspects of administering medication, namely, removing bubbles from the syringe and measuring the prescribed dose accurately. It advises the reader to remove any large bubbles from the syringe and states that some small bubbles are acceptable. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of ensuring that the dose in the syringe matches the prescribed dose.*

This text gives instructions about proper injection sites for Voxzogo. It advises against injecting through clothes or into skin that is swollen, sore, bruised, or scared. The recommended injection sites are thighs (not through clothes), abdomen (2 inches from belly button), buttocks, and the back of the upper arms. This text may be useful for healthcare providers or caregivers administering Voxzogo injections.*

This is a pharmaceutical label for a single-dose vial with the drug code MLC7246800. The label advises to reconstitute prior to use and that it is for subcutaneous use only. The drug is available only by prescription. The label also includes a LOT and EXP number for tracking the drug's expiration date.*

This is a description for the drug diluent used for VOXZOGOTM injection. It should only be used for dilution as directed and is single-dose with no preservatives. The product is distributed by BioMarin and includes a lot number and expiration date.*

This is a drug diluent for VOXZOGOT™ for Injection, with NDC code 68135-102-43 and is distributed by BioMarin. It is a single-dose diluent with no preservative and must be reconstituted as directed. The lot number is 10008843-02 with an expiration date (EXP) that is not available in the given text.*

This is a medication called VOXZOoGOo™ or vosoritide, which is available in a single-dose vial for subcutaneous injection only. The vial contains 1.2 mg of the medication, and it needs to be reconstituted before use. It is manufactured by a company called BioMarin.*

This is a description of a diluent for VOXZOGOTM injection. It is available by prescription only and should only be used as a drug diluent. The diluent is single-dose and does not contain any preservatives. It is distributed by BioMarin and comes with a lot and expiration number.*