Product Images Zolgensma

This is a prescription drug called "Onasemnogene Abeparvovec-xioi", which is also known as "Zolgensma". It is administered through intravenous infusion and detailed instructions on the dosage and usage are enclosed. It is manufactured by Novartis Gene Therapies and should be stored refrigerated upon receipt without shaking or refreezing.*

This text is a medication label for Zolgensma, also known as onasemnogene abeparvovec-xioi, manufactured by Novartis Gene Therapies. It is a suspension intended for intravenous infusion and must be stored in a refrigerator at a specific temperature. The label warns against shaking or refreezing the medication and advises to refer to the enclosed prescribing information for dosage and administration instructions.*

This text is a label for a medication called "ZOLGENSMA" and includes cautionary instructions to "DO NOT SHAKE" and "DO NOT REFREEZE". The medication contains onasemnogene abeparvovec-xioi, and each dose has 20410 vector genomesiml.*

This document provides information on a medical kit that includes two 8.3mL vials and two alcohol wipes along with details such as the patient weight range of 26 - 3.0kg and the product name, "ZOLGENSMA". The document also displays various codes such as NDC 71894-120-02, GTIN, SN, EXP, and Lot, as well as space to input the date of receipt.*

This is a kit for administering a medication called onasemnogene abeparvovec (marketed as ZOLGENSMA). The kit contains 2 vials of 5.5mL each, 1 vial of 8.3mL, and 3 alcohol wipes. The patient weight range is between 31-35k. There is also some unreadable text related to NDC, GTIN, SN, and Exp.*

This appears to be a list of kit contents and product information related to a medical treatment or drug called ZOLGENSMA. It includes information about patient weight, the contents of the kit, and various identifying numbers such as NDC and lot numbers. However, it is difficult to determine the specific purpose or use-case of this information without further context.*

This is a description of the kit contents for a treatment called onasemnogene abeparvovec, also known as ZOLGENSMA. It includes the patient weight of 51-5.5 kg, a 5.5 mL vial, three 8.3 mL vials, and 4 alcohol wipes. The kit also has a bOSZ T PESTL label and an NDC code of 71894-125-04. There is no readable information regarding the Date of Receipt, GTIN, SN, or Lot number.*

This seems to be a package content description of a drug called onasemnogene abeparvovec, also known as ZOLGENSMA, in which the package contains 4 vials of 8.3mL and 4 alcohol wipes. It also provides product identification information such as GTIN, SN, EXP, and Lot.*

This appears to be a medical document that contains information about a patient's weight, a kit's contents, and a drug called "ZOLGENSMA". It also includes the NDC code and GTIN of the medication. However, the text is incomplete and does not allow for a comprehensive description.*

This appears to be a description of a medical kit for onasemnogene abeparvovec, also known by its brand name ZOLGENSMA. The kit includes vials of different sizes, alcohol wipes, and is intended for use in patients weighing 66-7.0kg. However, there is no information available regarding the expiration date, lot number, or date of receipt.*

This is a description of a kit containing 5 vials of onasemnogene abeparvovec (ZOLGENSMA) with a total volume of 41.5 mL, 5 alcohol wipes and other information like the patient's weight, date of receipt, GTIN, and serial number.*

This appears to be a record of the contents and details of a package for a medication called onasemnogene abeparvovec, also known as Zolgensma. It includes information such as the weight of the patient, the contents of the package (which includes six vials and alcohol wipes), and a lot number. However, some of the text is cut off or unclear, so it is difficult to determine the full context.*

This appears to be a medical document containing information about a drug called "onasemnogene abeparvovec" with the brand name "ZOLGENSMA". The document specifies the patient weight range for this drug as well as the contents of the package. It includes details about the vials and alcohol wipes. However, it is not clear what the "eTin", "SN", "EXP", and "Lot" refer to.*

This is a description of a medical product with details about the patient weight and contents, which includes a 8.3mL vial x 7 and 7 alcohol wipes. The product name is onasemnogene aheparvovec - Xxiol, also known as ZOLGENSMA. The product has an NDC code of 71894-135-07 but the GTIN, SN, and EXP information is not available. The date of receipt is also listed but the exact date is not given.*

This appears to be a medical document with information related to a patient's weight and the contents of a medical kit, specifically a vial of medication and alcohol wipes. The name of the medication is "onasemnogene abeparvovec-xiol" and the product name is "ZOLGENSMA", with an associated NDC number. However, there is no available information on the date, lot number, or any other details regarding the purpose of the medical kit or the medication.*

This appears to be a receipt or record of receipt for a kit containing vials and alcohol wipes. The kit is associated with a medication called onasemnogene abeparvovec, also known as ZOLGENSMA. The record lists the patient's weight as 116-12.0kg and provides various identification numbers including the NDC 71894138-08 and a lot number.*

This appears to be a medical record or medication packaging label. It includes information about the patient's weight and the contents of a kit, including two 55mL vials, seven 8.3mL vials, and nine alcohol wipes. The label also mentions a medication called onasemnogene abeparvovec and its brand name, ZOLGENSMA, along with its NDC number. However, the date of receipt and information about the GTIN, SN, EXP, and lot are not clearly readable.*

This is a description of the kit contents for administering the medication ZOLGENSMA. It includes the patient weight range (12.6-13.0 kg), the contents of the kit (1 vial of 5.5mL, 8 vials of 8.3mL, and 9 alcohol wipes), and information about the medication (onasemnogene abeparvovec). The text also includes the NDC code and a section about the date of receipt, GTIN, SN, and EXP, but it is not clear what these refer to.*