Epipen Injection
Product Images NDC 76420-584

Product Visual Gallery

This gallery contains 22 technical images submitted to the FDA as part of the official labeling for Epipen (NDC 76420-584). Unlike standard consumer photos, these assets often include clinical data figures, molecular chemical structures, and official manufacturer packaging layouts.

As provided by Asclemed Usa, Inc., 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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Epinephrine Structural Formula (Image 01)

Chemical structure of epinephrine, showing its molecular arrangement with hydroxyl groups attached to the benzene ring and side chains including amine groups.*

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Figure A. Single 0.3 mg Dose, Epipen Auto-injector (with Yellow Label) And Single 0.15 mg Dose, Epipen Jr Auto-injector (with Green Label) (Image 02)

An instructional diagram of the EPIPEN .3 mg/.3 mL intramuscular injection by Asclemed USA, Inc. The image labels the key components of the EpiPen: Blue Safety Top, Expiration Date, Medicine Viewing Window on the yellow label, Yellow Cap, Protective Case, and Orange Needle End.*

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Figure B. Inject Into Middle Of The Outer Thigh (Image 03)

An instructional diagram showing the recommended injection sites for epinephrine intramuscular injection. The image depicts a lower body wearing pants, with both outer thigh areas highlighted in green, labeled as injection sites.*

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Figure C. Correct Way To Hold The Epipen Auto-injector With Orange Needle End Pointing Down (Image 04)

An instructional illustration showing a right hand holding an autoinjector device, with the orange tip pointing downward. This image likely depicts the correct method to hold the device for intramuscular injection.*

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Patient Information Figures D And E (Image 05)

Illustration showing correct and incorrect blue safety top positions on an EpiPen injector. The left panel shows the blue safety top is not raised, indicating the EpiPen is okay to use. The right panel shows the blue safety top is raised, indicating the EpiPen should not be used and must be replaced.*

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Figure F. Gray Trainer (Image 06)

EPIPEN Trainer .3 mg/.3 mL intramuscular injection trainer device. The image shows a white and orange trainer pen with blue accents, labeled for practice only. The label includes usage instructions and safety information. Manufactured by Asclemed USA, Inc.*

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Figure G. Never-see-needle (Image 07)

An instructional diagram showing two side views of an EpiPen autoinjector labeled EPIPEN epinephrine injection 0.3 mg/0.3 mL. The first view indicates the "Hidden needle before use" at the tip, and the second view shows the "Hidden needle after use" with the needle shield partially extended, illustrating the device's safety needle concealment before and after injection.*

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Patient Information Medicine Color (Image 08)

EPIPEN 0.3 mg/0.3 mL injection label for intramuscular use by Asclemed USA, Inc. The label includes detailed usage instructions and safety warnings in a vertical format with a barcode at the bottom. The product is intended for emergency treatment with epinephrine as the active ingredient.*

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Patient Information Figure I (Image 09)

An instructional illustration showing hands holding an EpiPen auto-injector, demonstrating how to remove the safety cap from the device prior to administration.*

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Patient Information Figure J (Image 10)

Instructional diagram showing a hand holding an EpiPen auto-injector. The hand is pulling off the blue safety cap from the top of the device, indicated by a green arrow and the text 'Pull off blue safety top.' This illustrates the first step in using the EpiPen injection.*

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Patient Information Figure K (Image 11)

An instructional diagram labeled Figure K showing a person administering an intramuscular injection to the outer thigh. The image illustrates pushing hard against the leg, with a green arrow and 'pop!' sound effect indicating the injection activation. Text advises to hold the position for 1-2-3 seconds after the pop.*

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Patient Information Figure L (Image 12)

Instructional illustration showing the use of an injection device, specifically demonstrating pushing the device hard against the leg with text indicating to hold it in place for 1 to 3 seconds after a popping sound occurs. The image emphasizes correct injection technique into the leg muscle.*

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Patient Information Figure M (Image 13)

An instructional illustration showing a person holding an EPIPEN auto-injector near their outer thigh. The image includes an arrow indicating the motion of swinging the device firmly against the thigh for injection, demonstrating proper intramuscular administration technique for epinephrine.*

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Figure A. Your Gray Trainer (Image 14)

An instructional diagram illustrating an EPIPEN Trainer device. The image highlights the blue safety top, labeled with a note to not remove it until ready to use, and the orange end of the trainer for practice injection use only.*

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Trainer (Image 15)

EPIPEN Trainer injection 0.3 mg/0.3 mL in a single-use intramuscular trainer device. The label features instructional text and warnings on a white and blue background, with an orange cap on the training injector. Manufactured by Asclemed USA, Inc.*

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Epipen (Image 16)

EPIPEN 0.3 mg/0.3 mL epinephrine injection in intramuscular auto-injector form by Asclemed USA, Inc. The image shows the auto-injector both inside its protective case with yellow and white labeling and removed from the case. Labels include usage instructions and regulatory information.*

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Practice Instructions Figure B (Image 18)

An instructional illustration demonstrating the steps for preparing an EPIPEN injection. It shows a hand pulling off the blue safety top from the orange end of the EPIPEN injector, indicating proper handling before intramuscular administration.*

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Practice Instructions Figure C (Image 19)

An instructional diagram showing the proper administration technique for the EPIPEN injection. It depicts a hand pressing the device hard against the outer thigh with the instruction to hold it in place for 1 to 3 seconds after a "pop" sound is heard.*

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Practice Instructions Figure D (Image 20)

An instructional illustration showing the proper use of an EPIPEN epinephrine injection. It depicts a person holding the auto-injector and pressing it hard against their leg, with an arrow indicating the motion and a pop sound effect. Text explains to hold the injector in place for 1 to 3 seconds after hearing the pop.*

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Practice Instructions Figure E (Image 21)

EPIPEN 0.3 mg/0.3 mL injection cartridge for intramuscular use. The image shows a cylindrical injection device with a white body and an orange end cap, with the text 'Check if used (Orange end extends)' printed above it. The product is labeled by Asclemed USA, Inc.*

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Practice Instructions Figure F (Image 22)

An instructional illustration showing a hand holding a syringe-like device labeled EPIPEN. The image depicts the proper technique for holding the device and pressing it down firmly against a surface, indicated by arrows and the positioning of the fingers, to administer an intramuscular injection.*

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Label (Image 26)

Label for EPIPEN epinephrine injection 0.3 mg/0.3 mL, a human prescription drug in injection form. The label shows it contains a quantity of 2 single-dose pre-filled autoinjectors, is relabeled by Enovachem Pharmaceuticals, and originally manufactured for Mylan Specialty L.P. The label includes barcode, QR code, batch and expiration placeholders, and storage instructions 20-25°C.*

* 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.