Deluxe Dental Emergency Kit
Product Images NDC 83220-001

Product Visual Gallery

This gallery contains 22 technical images submitted to the FDA as part of the official labeling for Deluxe Dental Emergency Kit (NDC 83220-001). Unlike standard consumer photos, these assets often include clinical data figures, molecular chemical structures, and official manufacturer packaging layouts.

As provided by Best Dental Kit Llc, 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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Deluxcp2 (83220001 Kitcp10)

This text represents an advertisement for a dental emergency kit marketed under the name "DELUXE Dental Emergency Kit" available at bestdentalkit.com.*

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Deluxcp1 (83220001 Kitcp11)

This appears to be a collection of text from different sources about various medication administered as kits. There are products such as Epinephrine auto-injector, Albuterol HFA inhaler, glucose tablets, Aspirin tablets, Nitroglycerin sublingual tablets, Diphenhydramine HCI injection and Ammonia towelettes. It provides information on the active ingredients per product, uses, purposes, and warnings. The text also includes directions for use and safety information, such as keeping it out of reach of children and seeking medical help in case of overdose or adverse effects.*

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Diphenhcl1 (Dipheninj1)

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Glnmrk1 (Glenmrklg1)

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Glnmrk2 (Glenmrklg2)

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Nitroglycrn1 (Nitroglycrn1)

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Albutstr (Albuterol1)

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Albut2 (Albuterol2)

The text indicates a chart of the percent change in FEV1 over time (in hours) in a 12-week clinical trial of Albuterol Sulfate Inhalation Aerosol HFA. The chart shows a baseline of 0% change in FEV1 and a range of up to 30% change over the course of the clinical trial. The medication was administered at a dosage of 2 puffs (1=193) 4 times daily. The text also mentions a placebo (HFA-134a) was administered 4 times daily.*

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Albutfig1 (Albuterol3)

This text is a list of components for a medication inhaler. It includes a dose indicator with a display window and a pointer, a canister press, an actuator, a mouthpiece, and a cap. It also includes the terms "side view" and "top view" indicating that these components are being described from two perspectives.*

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Albutfig2 (Albuterol4)

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Albutfig3 (Albuterol5)

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Albutfig4 (Albuterol6)

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Albutfig5 (Albuterol7)

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Albutfig6 (Albuterol8)

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Albutfig7 (Albuterol9)

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Epistr (Epinephrineinj1)

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Epinep2 (Epinephrineinj2)

The text seems to be a list of different items related to a carrying case, such as an endcap with a redlip, a viewing window, and an auto-injector end cap. It is unclear what the letters "e N" and "e F" refer to.*

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Epinep3 (Epinephrineinj3)

The text is not available for generating a useful description.*

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Epinep4 (Epinephrineinj4)

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Epinep5 (Epinephrineinj5)

The given text provides instructions for pushing and tipping hard on RE, and then pressing it on the thigh for 10 seconds as shown in Figure B. It is not clear what RE or TIP refer to, as there is not enough context available.*

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Epinep6 (Epinephrineinj6)

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Epinep7 (Epinephrineinj7)

* These product label images have been analyzed using experimental machine learning. Please verify findings with the primary label text.