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Amneal Main Features

• How to Use
  Inject the auto-injector into the middle of the outer thigh and hold it in place for a few seconds.
• When to Use
  Use the auto-injector right away if you have a severe allergic reaction or anaphylaxis.
• Side Effects
  Possible side effects include fast heartbeat, sweating, headache, dizziness, nausea, and breathing problems.
• Auto-Injector
  The device is a prefilled automatic injection that gives a dose of epinephrine quickly and easily.
• Being Prepared
  Always be ready for an emergency by carrying the auto-injector and knowing how to use it.
• Safety Information
  Always carry the auto-injector with you and use it immediately during an allergic emergency like anaphylaxis.
• Prescribing Options
  You can ask your doctor or pharmacist for a prescription for the Amneal epinephrine auto-injector, which may be substituted for other brands in some states.
• Emergency Assistance
  After using the auto-injector, seek emergency medical help immediately and possibly use a second dose if symptoms continue.
• Important Safety Tips
  Do not inject into veins, or fingers, toes, hands, or feet. In case of accidental injection elsewhere, go to the emergency room quickly.
• Training and Practice
  You can learn how to use the auto-injector by practicing with free trainers and watch training videos.
• Instructions for Children
  Hold the child’s leg steady during injection to prevent injuries, and ask your healthcare provider to show you how.
• Doses for Different Weights
  There are two different doses of the auto-injector for different weight groups: 0.3 mg for people over 66 pounds and 0.15 mg for those between 33 and 66 pounds.

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