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The following 47 images provide visual information about the product associated with Insulin Aspart NDC 73070-103 by Novo Nordisk Pharma, Inc., such as packaging, labeling, and the appearance of the drug itself. This resource could be helpful for medical professionals, pharmacists, and patients seeking to verify medication information and ensure they have the correct product.
Molecular Formula - image 01
The text seems to be a diagram or a chart and it is not readable. Therefore, the description cannot be generated.*
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This is a blood glucose level chart that displays the mean blood glucose level in mg/dL over a period of time. The time is represented on the x-axis in minutes with some jumps indicated by slashes. The y-axis represents the blood glucose level in mg/dL. The chart also displays some values at specific time intervals labeled as R20, R10, R, R410, Re20, Re30, Red0, Re50, and Re60.*
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Overview - FlexPen - image 05
Insulin Aspart FlexPen is a medical device for injection that has a rubber grip and uses a cartridge to deliver medication. It allows for accurate dosing with a push mechanism while also featuring a pen cap, stopper, cartridge scale, and pointer selector button. The last line "@EST" appears to be a random error and has no meaning.*
NoviFine and NovoFine Plus - Overview - image 06
This is a description of NovoFine insulin pen needles. The text shows the different parts of the needles, including the outer and inner needle caps, the protective tab, and the needle itself. It also mentions a newer version, NovoFine Plus.*
Vial figure - image 07
Hand and vial figure - image 08
Figure A and Figure B - image 09
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NovoTwist Needle - image 20
Pull off the pen cap - image 21
Turn the dose selector to select 2 units. - image 22
Tap the cartridge gently - image 23
Keep the needle pointing upwards - image 24
Turn the dose selector to the number of units you need to inject - image 25
Giving the injection - image 26
Making sure that the full dose has been given - image 27
Put the pen cap on - image 28
Figure A PenFill Cartridge and needle components. - image 41
This text appears to be describing various insulin delivery devices and their components. Specifically, it mentions a compatible insulin delivery device for Penfill cartridges, a dosing pen, a needle, and different types of cartridges including NovoFine and NovoTwist.*
Diagram B: Attaching the needle. - image 43
Diagram C: Pull off the outer needle cap. - image 44
Diagram D: Pull off inner needle cap. - image 45
Figure B: Check the PenFill cartridge. - image 53
Vial Carton - image 54
PenFill Carton - image 55
FlexPen Carton - image 56
Figure C: Insert the cartridge. - image 58
Figure D: Pust the needle straight on. - image 59
Figure E: Pull off the outer needle cap. - image 60
Figure F: Pull off the inner needle cap. - image 61
Figure I: Injection sites - image 62
Figure J: Count slowly. - image 63
Figure K: Lead the needle tip into the outer cap. - image 65
Figure L: Unscrew the needle. - image 66
Figure M: Put the cap on the device. - image 67
Figure G: Insulin squirts. - image 68
Figure H: Select your dose. - image 69
* The product label images have been analyzed using a combination of traditional computing and machine learning techniques. It should be noted that the descriptions provided may not be entirely accurate as they are experimental in nature. Use the information in this page at your own discretion and risk.