On-Body Injector Use

• The on-body injector should come to room temperature for 30 minutes before use.
• Do not warm the kit components using a heat source.
• Inject the on-body injector on a clean, well-lit surface.
• Do not apply the injector on surgical sites, areas with scar tissue, moles, or excessive hair.
• Only use alcohol to clean the skin.
• Allow the skin to completely dry before attaching the on-body injector.
• Inject the on-body injector only once.
• Do not remove the on-body injector during cannula insertion.
• Check the quality of adhesion before sending the patient home.
• The on-body injector will flash a slow green light to let the patient know it is working properly.
• The patient should keep the on-body injector dry for at least 3 hours after it was placed on their skin.
• After approximately 27 hours, the dose delivery will begin. Dose delivery will take about 45 minutes, during which time the on-body injector will flash a fast green light.
• When dose delivery is complete, the on-body injector will sound a long beep, and the status light will turn SOLID GREEN.
• Do not remove the on-body injector until the status light is SOLID GREEN.
• If the red error light is flashing, or the adhesive is noticeably wet (saturated), or the on-body injector is dislodged, the patient should contact their healthcare provider immediately.
• In all cases, do not use, start over with a new kit.

What is an on-body injector? An on-body injector is a device used to inject medications directly into the skin. It comes in the form of a pen-like device that is inserted into the patient's skin via a cannula. After the device is inserted, the patient is instructed to keep it dry for at least 3 hours. Afterwards, the dose delivery will begin. Dose delivery will take about 45 minutes, during which time the on-body injector will flash a fast green light. When dose delivery is complete, the on-body injector