Indications Use the injection technique as recommended by your physician or healthcare professional.

Press the push‑button fully for injection.
Keep the push‑button pressed during medication discharge.
After the medication has been completely discharged, wait for 6 seconds before removing the pen needle slowly.
You may either hold or release the push‑button during these 6 seconds.

Description Pen Device: This insulin delivery device is designed for diabetes patients to self‑administer insulin conveniently. It resembles a pen with a push, twist, and lock cartridge holder that allows easy injection, dosage reading and correction, and quick cartridge replacement. It enables injection of 1 to 60 units of insulin from any 3 mL cartridge. If too many units are set, the dose can be corrected without wasting insulin.

Pen Needle:

4 mm needles reduce the risk of intramuscular injection compared to 6 mm needles.
Unique needle design minimizes bending or breaking.
4 mm length ensures proper subcutaneous delivery regardless of BMI.
Compatible with most pen devices for simplified use.

Dosage & Administration Pen Preparation / Changing Cartridge

Remove the pen cap.
Turn and remove the cartridge sleeve.
Remove the empty cartridge if necessary.
Insert a new cartridge into the sleeve.
Push the threaded rod back completely.
Reattach the cartridge sleeve to the housing by turning it.

Attach Pen Needle

Pull off the peel foil.
Twist the pen needle onto the cartridge sleeve securely.
Remove the outer protective cap and keep it for safe disposal later.
Remove and discard the inner protective cap.

Priming / Function Check

Dial at least 2 units by turning the dosage knob clockwise.
Hold the pen upright and gently tap the cartridge sleeve to move air bubbles upward.
Press the push‑button — a few drops of insulin should appear at the needle tip.

After Injection Carefully reattach the outer protective cap, twist off the pen needle, and dispose of it safely as advised by your healthcare professional.