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NovoPen

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PenMate

®

3

Instruction Manual

For use with the following NovoPen

®

insulin delivery devices:

NovoPen

®

NovoPen

®

3,

3 Demi, or NovoPen

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Junior

Read this carefully before you use

NovoPen

NovoPen

®

®

NovoPen

®

3 PenMate

Junior

®

3, NovoPen

with

®

3 Demi, or

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INTRODUCTION

NovoPen

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3 PenMate

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helps to give an injection without seeing a needle and is designed for use with the following Novo Nordisk 3 mL PenFill

®

cartridge compatible insulin delivery devices: NovoPen

®

3, NovoPen

®

3 Demi, or

NovoPen

®

Junior (hereafter referred to as “NovoPen devices”). When the

NovoPen 3 PenMate is used with one of the NovoPen devices mentioned above, it is called “NovoPen 3 PenMate system”. With NovoPen 3 PenMate system, you don’t see a needle when you give an injection.

If you use NovoPen 3 PenMate with NovoPen 3, you can dial doses from 2 to 70 units in one unit steps.

If you use NovoPen 3 PenMate with NovoPen 3 Demi or NovoPen Junior, you can dial doses from 1 to 35 units in half (½) unit steps.

NovoPen 3 PenMate should only be used in combination with the following products that are compatible and recommended by Novo Nordisk.

NovoPen 3 PenMate system is designed to be used with:

ƒ 3

ƒ NovoPen 3 Demi

ƒ

NovoPen

ƒ Novo Nordisk 3 mL PenFill insulin cartridges (PenFill cartridges)

ƒ NovoFine

®

disposable needles

NovoFine disposable needles are for single-use only.

NovoPen 3 PenMate system design allows you to use the same recommended injection technique as the NovoPen devices.

This booklet contains instructions for using, storing and cleaning NovoPen 3

PenMate system. Please read the instructions carefully. You should read these instructions even if you have used NovoPen devices, or NovoPen devices with the NovoPen 3 PenMate before. The two previous pages provide illustrations of

NovoPen 3 and the NovoPen 3 PenMate. The diagrams in this booklet are shown using NovoPen 3 and NovoPen 3 PenMate. NovoPen 3 Demi and

NovoPen Junior are different versions of NovoPen 3, but the NovoPen devices all work with NovoPen 3 PenMate in the same way.

Always check that the PenFill cartridge you use contains the correct type of insulin.

If you use more than one type of insulin in PenFill cartridges, you should use a separate NovoPen 3 PenMate system for each type of insulin to avoid giving an injection with the wrong type of insulin.

If you have any questions about your NovoPen 3 PenMate, NovoPen 3 PenMate system, or your NovoPen devices, please call Novo Nordisk Inc. at

1-800-727-6500.

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Please complete and return the NovoPen 3 PenMate Warranty Card for full warranty protection.

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HOW TO USE THIS BOOKLET

This booklet gives you step-bystep instructions for using

NovoPen 3 PenMate system.

Begin by reviewing the illustration of the parts of the NovoPen devices,

NovoPen 3 PenMate, Novo Nordisk

3 mL PenFill insulin cartridge, and

NovoFine disposable needle. The inside front cover opens out while you read the rest of the booklet.

Most pages contain a diagram (using

NovoPen 3 and NovoPen 3

PenMate) on the right with numbered instructions to the left of the diagram.

Important additional information is given below the diagram.

We suggest that you read the text and look at the diagrams to make sure that you understand each step thoroughly.

Also included is an illustration showing a side-by-side comparison of the NovoPen devices and the

NovoPen 3 PenMate. This illustration allows you to see which part of the

NovoPen devices the NovoPen 3

PenMate replaces.

The main differences between the NovoPen devices and the

NovoPen 3 PenMate system are as follows:

•

The PenFill cartridge holder and the Pen cap of the

NovoPen devices are replaced by the NovoPen 3

PenMate.

•

With the NovoPen 3

PenMate system, you do not see a needle when you give an injection.

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Look at the illustration inside the front cover for the names of the different parts of NovoPen devices and NovoPen 3 PenMate. You can unfold the illustration to help you while you follow the instructions.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION 1:

Assembly of the NovoPen 3 PenMate system ................................................ 4

SECTION 2:

Air shot before each injection .......................................................................... 9

SECTION 3:

Choosing your dose ......................................................................................... 10

SECTION 4:

Giving the injection ........................................................................................... 12

SECTION 5:

Mechanical function check of NovoPen 3 PenMate system ......................... 17

SECTION 6:

For subsequent injections ............................................................................... 18

SECTION 7:

What to do if the 3 mL PenFill cartridge is nearly empty .............................. 19

SECTION 8:

Changing 3mL PenFill cartridge ...................................................................... 20

SECTION 9:

Function check .................................................................................................. 21

IMPORTANT ...................................................................................................... 22

WHAT TO DO IF ................................................................................................. 25

MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................. 27

WARRANTY ....................................................................................................... 28

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SECTION 1 Assembly of the NovoPen 3 PenMate system

Assembly of the NovoPen 3 PenMate system

1 Take the NovoPen 3 out of its case by pressing the top of the

Pen cap, or take NovoPen 3

Demi or NovoPen Junior out of the soft carrying case.

2 Gently twist the Pen cap until it separates from the barrel.

3 Pull the Pen cap straight up to remove it.

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4 Unscrew and remove the PenFill holder from the barrel.

You will not use the Pen cap and

PenFill holder with the NovoPen

3 PenMate system but you should store them in case you want to use the NovoPen device without the NovoPen 3 PenMate in the future.

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SECTION 1 (cont.)

5 Press the push button all the way in until you see zero (0) in the dose indicator window. The zero should be lined up with the stripe next to the dose indicator window.

6 The end of the piston rod should be flat against the end of the reset mechanism before inserting a new 3 mL PenFill cartridge.

The piston rod should not be sticking out.

If the piston rod is sticking out:

Turn the end of the reset mechanism in a clockwise direction until the piston rod is no longer sticking out. Never push the piston rod back in.

You should never reset the piston rod until it is time to remove the empty PenFill cartridge and insert a new 3 mL PenFill cartridge.

If the reset mechanism locks, it is usually due to improper technique.

Gently turn the reset mechanism side to side until it unlocks. Then call the toll free number 1-800-727-

6500 so we may go over your technique with you.

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SECTION 1 (cont.)

7 To remove the PenFill cartridge from its wrapper, push the PenFill cartridge through the foil side of the packaging.

Before use, check that the new

PenFill cartridge does not have puncture holes in the rubber stopper. If the rubber stopper has holes in it, do not use the cartridge.

8 If you use a suspension insulin

(white and cloudy), such as

Novolin

®

N, Novolin

®

NovoLog

®

70/30, or

Mix 70/30, make sure to mix the insulin in the cartridge before use. You will find instructions in the 3 mL PenFill cartridge “Information For The

Patient” leaflet on how to prepare the insulin.

Once the PenFill cartridge is punctured (in use), it should be stored at room temperature below 86

°

F (30

°

C).

Stored at this temperature, the in-use PenFill cartridge can be used for the amount of days listed in the 3 mL

PenFill cartridge “Information For

The Patient” leaflet for the type of insulin you are using.

If you use more than one type of insulin in PenFill cartridges, use a separate

NovoPen 3 PenMate system for each type of insulin to avoid giving an injection with the wrong type of insulin.

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SECTION 1 (cont.)

9 Take NovoPen 3 PenMate out of its case.

Pull off the cap and put it to one side.

10 Put the PenFill cartridge into the

NovoPen 3 PenMate. The threaded plastic cap goes in first.

If you use a suspension insulin

(white and cloudy), make sure to mix the insulin in the cartridge before you put it into the

NovoPen 3 PenMate. You will find the instructions in the 3 mL

PenFill cartridge “Information For

The Patient” leaflet on how to mix the insulin.

11 Tightly screw the barrel of the

NovoPen device into the

NovoPen 3 PenMate and you have NovoPen 3 PenMate system.

Make sure that the dose indicator window on the mechanical section is aligned with the yellow push button on NovoPen 3 PenMate.

Each 3 mL PenFill cartridge contains 300 units of insulin. Make sure you are using the correct type of insulin. The name of the insulin is on the glass part of the PenFill cartridge.

PenFill cartridge is for single-person use only. DO NOT SHARE the PenFill cartridge with anyone else even if you attach a new disposable needle for each injection. Sharing the PenFill cartridge can spread disease.

Use only a new 3 mL PenFill cartridge when loading the NovoPen 3

PenMate. Never load a partially filled PenFill cartridge.

Never try to refill a used PenFill cartridge.

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SECTION 1 (cont.)

12 Clean the front rubber stopper on the PenFill cartridge with an alcohol swab.

You must wipe the front rubber stopper with an alcohol swab before each injection, even if you are using the same PenFill cartridge.

13 Remove the protective tab from the NovoFine disposable needle.

Screw the NovoFine disposable needle firmly onto the threaded plastic cap of the PenFill cartridge until it is tight.

Pull off the outer and inner needle caps.

For users of a suspension insulin (white and cloudy), always remix the insulin in the

PenFill cartridge before each injection.

You will find instructions on how to remix the suspension insulin in the PenFill cartridge in the 3 mL

PenFill cartridge “Information For

The Patient” leaflet.

Never place a NovoFine disposable needle on your NovoPen 3 PenMate system until you are ready to do an air shot and give an injection. If the

NovoFine needle is left on, some insulin may leak out from the PenFill cartridge. This may cause a change in the concentration (strength) of a suspension insulin (white and cloudy).

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SECTION 2 Air shot before each injection

•

Air shot before each injection

14 Small amounts of air may be present in the needle and/or

PenFill cartridge. To avoid injecting air bubbles and to make sure of correct dosing, you must perform an air shot before each injection.

• Check that the dial-a-dose selector is set to zero.

Dial 2 units.

• Hold the NovoPen 3 PenMate system with the NovoFine needle pointing up and tap gently near the window of NovoPen 3

PenMate with your finger a few times.

• Press the push button at the end of the barrel all the way in.

A drop of insulin should appear at the needle tip.

If no insulin appears, repeat the above steps until a drop of insulin appears. There may still be some small air bubble(s) in the PenFill cartridge after this, but they will not affect your dose and they will not be injected.

If you dialed more than 2 units,

DO NOT turn the dial-a-dose selector back to zero (0).

If you do, the extra insulin will squirt out of the needle. You may complete the air shot with the number of units you have dialed or refer to the instructions on how to reset the dose to zero in Section 3

“Choosing your dose”, step 17.

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SECTION 3 Choosing your dose

Choosing your dose

15 NovoPen 3 PenMate system has an insulin scale with marks showing the approximate number of units left in the PenFill cartridge. Always check that there is enough insulin left in the

3 mL PenFill cartridge for the injection.

Grip the barrel of the NovoPen device and the NovoPen 3

PenMate and firmly pull in opposite directions until you hear a click.

Important: Do not pull the diala-dose selector.

Make sure that the dial-a-dose selector is set to zero. If zero does not appear, follow the instructions in step 17 .

16 Dial the number of units you need to inject.

With the NovoPen 3, the odd numbers (1, 3, 5, 7 ...) are shown as long lines between the even numbers. With the NovoPen 3

Do NOT use the clicking sound as a guide for selecting your

Demi and NovoPen Junior, half units (1.5, 2.5, 3.5 ...) are shown as long lines between the whole dose.

numbers.

The NovoPen 3 PenMate system can deliver from 2 to 70 units of insulin in one unit increments if you use NovoPen 3 and from 1 to 35 units of insulin in half (½) unit increments if you use NovoPen 3 Demi and NovoPen Junior. If you dialed more than your dose, do NOT turn the dial back to zero (0) . If you do, the

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SECTION 3 (cont.)

17 If you dialed a larger dose than you need, you need to reset your

NovoPen 3 PenMate system to zero by following the instructions below: a. Pull the barrel of the NovoPen device and the NovoPen 3

PenMate in opposite directions and keep hold of them (see diagram). b. Press the push button on the barrel of the NovoPen device with your finger or gently press the push button against a hard surface. The zero should now be lined up with the stripe next to the dose indicator window. c. Release your grip and the barrel section will slide back into place. d. You can now dial the correct units of insulin.

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SECTION 4 Giving the injection

Giving the injection

18 After the air shot is done, check the dose indicator window to make sure you have chosen the correct number of units for your dose.

Hold the NovoPen 3 PenMate system at the correct site on the body for an injection. Use the injection technique recommended by your health care professional.

If you use a suspension insulin

(white and cloudy), remix the insulin before injecting. See the

3 mL PenFill cartridge

“Information For The Patient” leaflet for instructions on remixing. Make sure the insulin in the PenFill cartridge looks uniformly white and cloudy before you inject.

The PenMate is designed with a cut-away on one side. This cutaway allows injections at various angles other than 90°.

When you press the yellow pushbutton on the NovoPen 3

PenMate system with your finger

12

(see arrow in diagram), the needle will enter the skin.

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SECTION 4 (cont.)

19 To inject your dose, press the push button on the barrel of the

NovoPen device as far as it will go to inject the insulin. Do not force it (see arrow in diagram).

To make sure that all of the insulin is injected, keep the

NovoFine needle in the skin for several seconds after the injection with your thumb on the push button. Keep the push button fully depressed for 6 seconds before removing the needle from the injection site. Do not rub the injection area.

If there is not enough insulin in the 3 mL PenFill cartridge for the whole dose, you will be able to see the number of units you still need to inject in the dose indicator window. You must always check the dose indicator window after you have given an injection.

Important: Never turn the diala-dose selector to inject the insulin.

When you press the push button, the piston rod presses against the rear rubber stopper of the PenFill cartridge. This moves the rear rubber stopper and pushes the correct amount of insulin out through the needle.

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SECTION 4 (cont.)

After the injection, check the dose indicator window to make sure it shows zero (0). If it does not show zero, you did not receive your full dose.

For example: If you dial 25 units and there are only 20 units in the PenFill cartridge, the number 5 will appear in the dose indicator window following the injection (25-20=5). This means you only received 20 units and need to inject 5 more units. If this happens, proceed with the following steps to get your remaining units of insulin dose: a. Note the number of units in the dose indicator window. b. Remove the NovoFine needle

(see step 20). c. Unscrew the barrel of the

NovoPen device from the

NovoPen 3 PenMate system. d. Remove the empty PenFill cartridge (see steps 26 and 27). e. Insert a new 3 mL PenFill cartridge (see steps 5 to 10). f. Screw the barrel of the NovoPen

3 device into the NovoPen 3

PenMate (see step 11). g. Attach a new NovoFine needle

(see steps 12 and 13). h. Do an air shot (see step 14). i. Dial the number of units you still need to inject from the above step (a). j. Give the injection.

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SECTION 4 (cont.)

To make sure that the insulin has been injected, do the following:

• Check that you can see the control line (solid white line) at the top of the insulin scale (above the number 300).

• Check to see if your skin is wet where you gave the injection.

If you cannot see the control line after the injection or your skin is wet, you did not receive your full dose of insulin and need to do a mechanical function check. See steps 21 and 22 to perform a mechanical function check of NovoPen 3 PenMate system.

If you suspect that your NovoPen 3

PenMate is not working properly, call

Novo Nordisk at 1-800-727-6500 so we can review your injection technique with you.

Call 1-800-727-6500 or your health care professional if you have any questions.

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SECTION 4 (cont.)

20 Immediately after the injection, place an outer needle cap on the needle and carefully remove the needle. Hold the NovoPen 3

PenMate system firmly while you unscrew the NovoFine disposable needle. Used

NovoFine disposable needles should be placed in sharps containers (such as red biohazard containers), hard plastic containers (such as detergent bottles), or metal containers (such as an empty coffee can). Such containers should be sealed and disposed of properly.

Health care professionals, relatives and other care givers should also follow the instructions for removing the needle to eliminate the risk of unintended needle stick.

The NovoFine disposable needle must be removed right after each injection by placing an outer needle cap on the needle and turn counterclockwise. After the NovoFine disposable needle is removed, put the NovoPen

3 PenMate cap back on. If the NovoFine disposable needle is not removed, some insulin may leak out of the PenFill cartridge. This may cause a change in the concentration (strength) of a suspension insulin (white and cloudy).

For information on how to throw away needle containers properly, contact your local trash company.

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SECTION 5 Mechanical function check of NovoPen 3 PenMate system

Mechanical function check of

NovoPen 3 PenMate system

21 Hold the NovoPen 3 PenMate system with the needle pointing up.

• Grip the barrel of the NovoPen device and the NovoPen 3

PenMate and firmly pull in opposite directions until you hear a click. If you do not hear a click, contact Customer Relations at the toll free number 1-800-727-

6500. Never use a NovoPen 3

PenMate unless you are sure that it is working properly.

Important: Do not pull the dial-adose selector.

Make sure that the dial-a-dose selector is set to zero (0). If not, press the push button all the way in.

22 Push the yellow push button and the needle should appear.

You should now be able to see the needle and the control line.

If you cannot see the needle, do not use the NovoPen 3 PenMate system. Never use the NovoPen

3 PenMate system unless you are sure that it is working properly.

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SECTION 6 For subsequent injections

For subsequent injections

23 Remove the NovoPen 3 PenMate cap. Check that the needle has been removed since your last injection.

Make sure that

NovoPen 3 PenMate system contains the correct type of insulin for an injection. If your

NovoPen 3 PenMate system contains a solution insulin (clear) follow steps 12 to 20.

24 If your NovoPen 3 PenMate system contains a suspension insulin (white and cloudy), see the 3 mL PenFill cartridge

“Information For The Patient” leaflet on how to remix the insulin.

Then continue as shown in steps

12 to 20 and inject immediately.

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SECTION 7 What to do if the 3 mL PenFill cartridge is nearly empty

What to do if the 3 mL PenFill cartridge is nearly empty

25 If you use a suspension insulin

(white and cloudy), do not inject if you can see the rubber piston in the small inspection window. At least 12 units of insulin must be in the PenFill cartridge for adequate mixing with the glass ball.

With the NovoPen 3 PenMate system, it is possible to select a dose that is larger than the number of units left in the PenFill cartridge. If there is not enough insulin in the PenFill cartridge for the whole dose, you will be able to see the number of units you still need to inject in the dose indicator window after the injection.

To get the remaining units of your dose, refer to Section 4 “Giving the injection”, Page14, a through j.

When you get near to the end of a PenFill cartridge, you may need to give yourself two injections to receive your full dose. Always check the dose indicator window after giving an injection. If zero (0) does not show in the dose indicator window, you did not receive your full dose. See Section 4 “Giving the injection” on page 14 for instructions on how to get the remaining units of your dose.

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SECTION 8 Changing 3 mL PenFill cartridge

Changing 3 mL PenFill cartridge:

26 a. Unscrew the barrel of the

NovoPen device from the

NovoPen 3 PenMate system. b. Press the push button of the

NovoPen device to set the dose indicator back to zero (0). c. Make sure that the piston rod is not sticking out. If the piston rod is sticking out, reset the piston rod by gently turning the end of the reset mechanism in a clockwise direction until the piston rod is no longer sticking out. Never push the piston rod back in.

27 Take out the empty PenFill cartridge. Take a new 3 mL

PenFill cartridge and continue as described in steps 7 and 8.

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SECTION 9 Function check

Function check

28 If you think your NovoPen 3

PenMate system is not working properly, follow this procedure: a. Make sure that the barrel of the

NovoPen device and NovoPen 3

PenMate are screwed together tightly and that the dose indicator window on the barrel is aligned with the yellow push button on the NovoPen 3 PenMate. b. Screw on a new NovoFine needle as described in steps 12 and 13. c. Do an air shot to remove air bubbles as described in step 14. d. DO NOT replace the inner needle cap. Put the outer needle cap over the needle. e. Dispense 20 units into the outer needle cap.

The insulin should fill the lower part of the outer needle cap. If the pen has delivered too much or too little insulin, repeat the test. If it happens again, do not use the NovoPen device. Contact Novo Nordisk Inc. at the toll free number 1-800-727-6500.

DO NOT try to repair a NovoPen device or a NovoPen 3 PenMate.

Never use a NovoPen device or NovoPen 3 PenMate unless you are sure that they are working properly.

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IMPORTANT

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•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

• Keep the NovoPen 3 PenMate system away from areas where temperatures may get too hot or too cold such as in a car or in a refrigerator.

Once the PenFill cartridge is punctured (in use) inside the NovoPen 3 PenMate system, it should be kept at room temperature (below 86

◦

F [30

◦

C]) for the length of time stated in the storage information section of the “Information For The

Patient” leaflet supplied with the 3 mL PenFill cartridges.

Make sure that the piston rod is not sticking out before you screw together the barrel of the NovoPen device and the NovoPen 3 PenMate. (see steps 5 to 6).

Always screw the mechanical section of the NovoPen device and NovoPen 3

PenMate tightly together.

Before each injection, make sure that you are using the correct type of insulin

PenFill cartridge.

Always clear air bubbles with the needle pointing up before each injection (see step 14).

With NovoPen 3 PenMate system, it is possible to select a dose which is larger than the number of units left in the 3 mL PenFill cartridge. Before you inject, always check on the insulin scale window that there is enough insulin left in the

PenFill cartridge for your dose.

After the injection, always make sure that the dose indicator window is back to zero (0). If not, you did not receive your full dose of insulin. See step 25.

Do not use the insulin scale on the NovoPen 3 PenMate system to measure the amount of insulin to be injected.

Before an injection, always check the dose indicator window to make sure you have dialed the correct number of units.

After an injection, make sure that NovoPen 3 PenMate system delivered your full dose by making sure that the control line is at the top of the insulin scale and that the insulin has been injected (see page 15).”

Take the needle off NovoPen 3 PenMate system right after each injection by carefully replacing the outer needle cap on the needle and turn counterclockwise . If you do not remove the needle, temperature changes may cause

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•

•

•

•

•

•

• insulin to leak out of the needle. With a suspension insulin (white and cloudy), this may change the concentration (strength) of the insulin.

IMPORTANT (cont.)

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• Do not inject a suspension insulin (white and cloudy) if the rear rubber stopper can be seen in the small inspection window.

Always keep a spare insulin delivery device available in case the NovoPen 3

PenMate system you are using is lost or damaged.

Keep NovoPen 3 PenMate, NovoPen 3 PenMate system, NovoPen device,

PenFill cartridges, and NovoFine disposable needles out of the reach of children.

Your NovoPen device, NovoPen 3 PenMate, or NovoPen 3 PenMate system should not be shared with anyone else even if you attach a new NovoFine needle for each injection.

NovoPen 3 PenMate system is not recommended for blind or visually impaired patients, without the assistance of a sighted individual trained to use it.

If you use more than one type of insulin in Novo Nordisk 3 mL PenFill cartridge, use a separate NovoPen 3 PenMate system for each type of insulin to avoid giving an injection with a wrong type of insulin.

The American Diabetes Association recommends that insulin should be selfadministered. The proper age for self administration of insulin should be decided by the adult caregiver.

Use only a new 3 mL PenFill cartridge when loading the NovoPen 3 PenMate system. Never load the NovoPen 3 PenMate system with a partially filled

PenFill cartridge.

The NovoPen 3 PenMate system is designed for use with Novo Nordisk 3 mL

PenFill cartridges, NovoFine single-use disposable needles, and NovoPen devices.

Novo Nordisk is not responsible for any consequences arising from the use of the NovoPen 3 PenMate with products that are not recommended by Novo

Nordisk.

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IMPORTANT (cont.)

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Guidelines for storing the NovoPen 3 PenMate:

• Store the NovoPen 3 PenMate system (with the PenFill cartridge inside) at room temperature (below 86

◦

F [30

◦

C]).

DO NOT store the NovoPen 3

PenMate system in a refrigerator or areas where there may be extreme temperatures or moisture, such as in a car. Once the PenFill cartridge is punctured (in use) inside the NovoPen 3 PenMate system, NovoPen 3

PenMate system should be kept at room temperature below 86°F (30°C).

Stored at this temperature, the PenFill cartridge can be used for the amount of days listed in the 3 mL PenFill cartridge “Information For The Patient” leaflet for the type of insulin you are using.

• Store the NovoPen 3 PenMate system without the NovoFine needle attached and with the NovoPen 3 PenMate cap placed in its position. Leaving the needle on the NovoPen 3 PenMate system can cause the insulin to leak. This may change the concentration (strength) of a suspension insulin (white and cloudy).

• For information on storing PenFill cartridges, see the “Information For The

Patient” leaflet that comes in the PenFill cartridge box.

• The expiration date on the PenFill cartridge is for unused cartridges when stored in the refrigerator.

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WHAT TO DO IF ...

Here are the answers to some questions you might have when using your

NovoPen 3 PenMate system.

No insulin appears when

I try to clear the air bubbles.

•

Check that your NovoPen 3

PenMate system was put together correctly when you changed the PenFill cartridge.

•

Make sure that the piston rod is not sticking out.

•

Make sure that the barrel of the NovoPen device and the

NovoPen 3 PenMate are screwed tightly together.

(see steps 5 and 25).

No insulin appears when

I try to clear the air bubbles and the push button will not go in.

•

The needle may be blocked.

Change the needle and repeat air shots until insulin appears at the needle tip.

•

Check if the PenFill cartridge is empty.

The push button will not depress during the injection.

•

Do not try to force the push button down.

•

Check if the PenFill cartridge is empty. If there was not enough insulin in the PenFill cartridge for the full dose, you will see the number of units you still need to inject in the dose indicator window. Make a note of this. Change the

PenFill cartridge and continue as described in step 26.

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WHAT TO DO IF ... (cont.)

I cannot press the push button back to zero before I return the piston rod.

I cannot get the piston rod back inside the reset mechanism when I change the PenFill cartridge.

I think the needle has not entered the skin.

I think my NovoPen 3,

NovoPen 3 Demi, NovoPen

Junior, or my NovoPen 3

PenMate is not working properly.

•

The reset mechanism may be locked.

Gently twist the reset mechanism from side to side until it unlocks. See the diagram in step

6. Then you can press the push button back to zero. Never turn the dial-a-dose selector back.

•

The reset mechanism may be locked.

Gently twist the reset mechanism from side to side until it unlocks. Then turn the reset mechanism to the right until the piston rod is completely inside it.

See the diagram in step 6.

•

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•

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NovoPen 3 PenMate system as described in steps 21 and 22 .

•

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•

Do the mechanical function check of the NovoPen 3 PenMate system as described in steps 21 and 22. Make sure that the control line is visible when the NovoPen 3

PenMate system is released.

Never use a NovoPen device or

NovoPen 3 PenMate unless you are sure that they are working properly.

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MAINTENANCE

How to store and look after your

NovoPen 3 PenMate system

NovoPen 3 PenMate system should be handled with care. Avoid situations where your NovoPen 3

PenMate system can be damaged.

Do not drop the device. Do not expose the device to excessive pressure or blows. Keep it in the case whenever possible.

You can put PenFill cartridges in

NovoPen 3 PenMate system or carry them with you as spares. Please read the “Information For The

Patient” leaflet supplied with the

PenFill cartridges for details on how to store the cartridges and how long to keep them.

You can clean your NovoPen 3

PenMate system by wiping it with a cotton swab moistened with ethyl or isopropyl alcohol.

Your NovoPen devices and your

NovoPen 3 PenMate are sturdy

products but could still get damaged. So handle them with care and protect them against dust and dirt when they are not in a case.

Do not try to repair a faulty

NovoPen device or a faulty

NovoPen 3 PenMate.

NovoPen 3 PenMate system must only be used in the way described in this booklet. The manufacturer will not be responsible for any problems you have with the device if you have not followed this booklet.

If you find your NovoPen 3

PenMate system faulty, Novo

Nordisk will replace it if:

You call Novo Nordisk Inc. at the toll free number

1-800-727-6500 within three years of getting it.

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WARRANTY

Should your NovoPen 3 PenMate device be defective in materials or workmanship within three (3) years of purchase, Novo Nordisk Inc. will replace it at no charge if you contact

Novo Nordisk Inc. at 1-800-727-6500 with a description of the problem.

Arrangements will be made for you to return the defective NovoPen 3

PenMate along with the sales receipt or other proof of purchase to Novo

Nordisk Inc.

Protected by U.S. Patents No.

5,980,491 and other Patents

Pending. Designed and recommended for use with Novo

Nordisk 3 mL PenFill insulin cartridges and NovoPen devices.

No other warranty is made with respect to NovoPen 3 PenMate. The mechanical section of the NovoPen devices is covered by its own separate warranty, which is described in its instruction manual.

Warranty will be invalid and Novo

Nordisk A/S, Novo Nordisk Inc.,

Bristol-Myers Squibb Co., Nipro

Medical Industries Ltd., and Bang &

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•

Olufsen A/S cannot be held responsible in the case of defects or damages arising from:

• The use of the NovoPen 3

PenMate with products other than NovoPen devices, Novo Nordisk 3 mL PenFill cartridges, or

NovoFine single-use disposable needles.

• The use of the NovoPen 3

PenMate not in accordance with the instructions in this booklet.

Physical damage to the

NovoPen 3 PenMate caused by neglect, misuse, unauthorized repair, accident, or other breakage.

Use of the NovoPen 3

PenMate does not extend the warranty of the NovoPen devices.

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NovoPen

®

, Novo Nordisk

®

, PenMate

®

, PenFill

®

, NovoFine

®

, Novolin

®

and

NovoLog

®

are registered trademarks owned by Novo Nordisk A/S.

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For assistance or further information, write to:

Novo Nordisk Inc.

Customer Relations

100 College Road West

Princeton, NJ 08540

Or call: 1-800-727-6500

© 2002, 2005 Novo Nordisk Inc.

Novo Nordisk Inc.

Princeton, NJ 08540-7810 www.novonordisk-us.com 8-4241-31-001-2 5/17/05 Draft

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®

R HUMAN

Information for the patient

Novolin

®

R PenFill

®

Regular, Human Insulin Injection

(recombinant DNA origin)

3 mL Disposable Cartridge

(300 units per cartridge)

100 units/mL (U-100)

Please read this leaflet carefully before using this product.

Please note the special directions under PREPARING THE INJECTION.

Novolin

®

R PenFill

®

3 mL is designed for use with Novo Nordisk 3 mL PenFill compatible insulin delivery devices, with or without the addition of a NovoPen

PenMate

®

, and NovoFine

®

disposable needles.

®

®

cartridge

3

PenFill

®

cartridge is for single person use only. See IMPORTANT NOTES section.

WARNING

ANY CHANGE OF INSULIN SHOULD BE MADE CAUTIOUSLY AND ONLY UNDER

MEDICAL SUPERVISION. CHANGES IN PURITY, STRENGTH, BRAND

(MANUFACTURER), TYPE (REGULAR, NPH, LENTE

®

, ETC.), SPECIES (BEEF,

PORK, BEEF-PORK, HUMAN), AND/OR METHOD OF MANUFACTURE

(RECOMBINANT DNA VERSUS ANIMAL-SOURCE INSULIN) MAY RESULT IN THE

NEED FOR A CHANGE IN DOSAGE.

SPECIAL CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN WHEN THE TRANSFER IS FROM A

STANDARD BEEF OR MIXED SPECIES INSULIN TO A PURIFIED PORK OR

HUMAN INSULIN. IF A DOSAGE ADJUSTMENT IS NEEDED, IT WILL USUALLY

BECOME APPARENT EITHER IN THE FIRST FEW DAYS OR OVER A PERIOD OF

SEVERAL WEEKS. ANY CHANGE IN TREATMENT SHOULD BE CAREFULLY

MONITORED.

PLEASE READ THE SECTIONS "INSULIN REACTION AND SHOCK" AND

"DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS AND COMA" FOR SYMPTOMS OF HYPOGLYCEMIA

(LOW BLOOD GLUCOSE) AND HYPERGLYCEMIA (HIGH BLOOD GLUCOSE).

INSULIN USE IN DIABETES

Your physician has explained that you have diabetes and that your treatment involves injections of insulin or insulin therapy combined with an oral antidiabetic medicine.

Insulin is normally produced by the pancreas, a gland that lies behind the stomach.

Without insulin, glucose (a simple sugar made from digested food) is trapped in the bloodstream and cannot enter the cells of the body. Some patients who don't make enough of their own insulin, or who cannot use the insulin they do make properly, must take insulin by injection in order to control their blood glucose levels.

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Each case of diabetes is different and requires direct and continued medical supervision. Your physician has told you the type, strength and amount of insulin you should use and the time(s) at which you should inject it, and has also discussed with you a diet and exercise schedule. You should contact your physician if you experience any difficulties or if you have questions.

TYPES OF INSULINS

Standard and purified animal insulins as well as human insulins are available. Standard and purified insulins differ in their degree of purification and content of noninsulin material. Standard and purified insulins also vary in species source; they may be of beef, pork, or mixed beef and pork origin. Human insulin is identical in structure to the insulin produced by the human pancreas, and thus differs from animal insulins. Insulins vary in time of action; see PRODUCT DESCRIPTION for additional information. Your physician has prescribed the insulin that is right for you; be sure you have purchased the correct insulin and check it carefully before you use it.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

This package contains five (5) Novolin

®

R PenFill

®

3 mL cartridges. Novolin R is commonly known as Regular, Human Insulin Injection (recombinant DNA origin). The concentration of this product is 100 units of insulin per milliliter. It is a clear, colorless solution which has a short duration of action. The effect of Novolin R begins approximately ½ hour after injection. The effect is maximal between 2½ and 5 hours and ends approximately 8 hours after injection.

The time course of action of any insulin may vary considerably in different individuals, or at different times in the same individual. Because of this variation, the time periods listed here should be considered as general guidance only.

This human insulin (recombinant DNA origin) is structurally identical to the insulin produced by the human pancreas. This human insulin is produced by recombinant

DNA technology utilizing Saccharomyces cerevisiae (bakers' yeast) as the production organism.

INSULIN DELIVERY SYSTEMS

These Novolin R PenFill 3 mL cartridges are designed for use with Novo Nordisk

®

3 mL

PenFill cartridge compatible insulin delivery devices, with or without the addition of a

NovoPen

®

3 PenMate

®

, and NovoFine

®

disposable needles.

STORAGE

Insulin should be stored in a cold (36° - 46°F [2° - 8°C]) place, preferably in a refrigerator, but not in the freezer. Do not let it freeze. Keep Novolin R PenFill cartridges in the carton so that they will stay clean and protected from light. The

Novolin R PenFill cartridge that you are currently using should not be refrigerated but should be kept as cool as possible (below 86°F [30°C]) and away from direct heat and light. Unrefrigerated Novolin R PenFill cartridges must be discarded 28 days after the first use, even if they still contain Novolin R insulin. Never use

PenFill cartridges after the expiration date which is printed on the label and carton.

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Never use any Novolin R PenFill cartridge if the insulin becomes viscous (thickened) or cloudy; use it only if it is clear and colorless.

IMPORTANT

Failure to follow the antiseptic measures listed below may lead to infections at the injection site.

- Disposable needles are for single use; they should be used only once and destroyed.

- Clean your hands and the injection site with soap and water or with alcohol.

- Wipe the rubber stopper on the insulin cartridge with an alcohol swab.

PREPARING THE INJECTION

Never place a single-use disposable needle on your device until you are ready to give an injection, and remove the needle immediately after the injection. Follow the directions for use in the instruction manual for your insulin delivery device.

PenFill cartridges may contain a small amount of air bubbles. To prevent an injection of air and to make certain a full dose of insulin is injected, an air shot must be done before each injection. Directions for performing an air shot are provided in your insulin delivery device instruction manual.

GIVING THE INJECTION

1. The following areas are suitable for subcutaneous insulin injection: thighs, upper arms, buttocks, abdomen. Do not change areas without consulting your physician.

The actual point of injection should be changed each time; injection sites should be about an inch apart.

2. The injection site should be clean and dry. Pinch up skin area to be injected and hold it firmly.

3. Hold the device like a pencil and push the needle quickly and firmly into the pinchedup area.

4. Release the skin and push the push-button all the way in to inject insulin beneath the skin. After the injection, the needle should remain under the skin for at least 6 seconds. Keep the push button fully depressed until the needle is withdrawn from the skin. This will ensure that the full dose has been injected.

5. Do not inject into a muscle unless your physician has advised it. You should never inject insulin into a vein. Follow the directions for use of your insulin delivery device.

6. Remove the needle. If slight bleeding occurs, press lightly with a dry cotton swab for a few seconds do not rub.

Note: Use the injection technique recommended by your physician.

USAGE IN PREGNANCY

It is particularly important to maintain good control of your diabetes during pregnancy and special attention must be paid to your diet, exercise and insulin regimens. If you are pregnant or nursing a baby, consult your physician or nurse educator.

INSULIN REACTION AND SHOCK

Insulin reaction (hypoglycemia) occurs when the blood glucose falls very low. This can happen if you take too much insulin, miss or delay a meal, exercise more than usual, or work too hard without eating, or become ill (especially with vomiting or fever).

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Hypoglycemia can also happen if you combine insulin therapy and other medications that lower blood glucose, such as oral antidiabetic agents or other prescription and over-the-counter drugs. The first symptoms of an insulin reaction usually come on suddenly. They may include a cold sweat, fatigue, nervousness or shakiness, rapid heartbeat, or nausea. Personality change or confusion may also occur. If you drink or eat something right away (a glass of milk or orange juice, or several sugar candies), you can often stop the progression of symptoms. If symptoms persist, call your physician - an insulin reaction can lead to unconsciousness. If a reaction results in loss of consciousness, emergency medical care should be obtained immediately. If you have had repeated reactions or if an insulin reaction has led to a loss of consciousness, contact your physician. Severe hypoglycemia can result in temporary or permanent impairment of brain function and death.

In certain cases, the nature and intensity of the warning symptoms of hypoglycemia may change. A few patients have reported that after being transferred to human insulin, the early warning symptoms of hypoglycemia were less pronounced than they had been with animal-source insulin.

DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS AND COMA

Diabetic ketoacidosis may develop if your body has too little insulin. The most common causes are acute illness or infection or failure to take enough insulin by injection. If you are ill, you should check your urine for ketones. The symptoms of diabetic ketoacidosis usually come on gradually, over a period of hours or days, and include a drowsy feeling, flushed face, thirst and loss of appetite. Notify your physician right away if the urine test is positive for ketones (acetone) or if you have any of these symptoms. Fast, heavy breathing and rapid pulse are more severe symptoms and you should have medical attention right away. Severe, sustained hyperglycemia may result in diabetic coma and death.

ADVERSE REACTIONS

A few people with diabetes develop red, swollen and itchy skin where the insulin has been injected. This is called a "local reaction" and it may occur if the injection is not properly made, if the skin is sensitive to the cleansing solution, or if you are allergic to the insulin being used. If you have a local reaction, tell your physician.

Generalized insulin allergy occurs rarely, but when it does it may cause a serious reaction, including skin rash over the body, shortness of breath, fast pulse, sweating, and a drop in blood pressure. If any of these symptoms develop, you should seek emergency medical care.

If severe allergic reactions to insulin have occurred (i.e., generalized rash, swelling or breathing difficulties) you should be skin-tested with each new insulin preparation before it is used.

IMPORTANT NOTES

1. A change in the type, strength, species or purity of insulin could require a dosage adjustment. Any change in insulin should be made under medical supervision.

2. To avoid possible transmission of disease, PenFill cartridge should not be shared.

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3. Before use, check that the PenFill cartridge is intact (e.g. no cracks). Do not use if any damage is visible, or if the part of the rubber piston that you see is wider than the white bar code band.

4. You may have learned how to test your urine or your blood for glucose. It is important to do these tests regularly and to record the results for review with your physician or nurse educator.

5. If you have an acute illness, especially with vomiting or fever, continue taking your insulin. If possible, stay on your regular diet. If you have trouble eating, drink fruit juices, regular soft drinks, or clear soups; if you can, eat small amounts of bland foods. Test your urine for glucose and ketones and, if possible, test your blood glucose. Note the results and contact your physician for possible insulin dose adjustment. If you have severe and prolonged vomiting, seek emergency medical care.

6. You should always carry identification which states that you have diabetes.

7. Always ask your physician or pharmacist before taking any drug.

8. Do not try to refill a PenFill cartridge.

Always consult your physician if you have any questions about your condition or the use of insulin.

Helpful information for people with diabetes is published by American Diabetes

Association, 1660 Duke Street, Alexandria, VA 22314

Date of issue:

Protected by U.S. Patent No. 6,126,646 and Des. 347,894 and other U.S. Patents

Pending, recommended for use with Novo Nordisk 3 mL PenFill cartridge compatible insulin delivery devices, with or without a NovoPen 3 PenMate, and Novo Nordisk pen needles.

© 2003, 2005 Novo Nordisk Inc.

Novo Nordisk

®

, Novolin

®

, PenFill

®

, NovoPen

®

, PenMate

®

, NovoFine

®

and Lente

®

are trademarks owned by Novo Nordisk A/S

Novo Nordisk Inc.

Princeton, NJ 08540

Call 1-800-727-6500 for additional information www.novonordisk-us.com

Manufactured by

Novo Nordisk A/S

DK-2880 Bagsvaerd, Denmark

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NovoPen ® 3 PenMate ®

CONTAINS ONE NOVOPEN ® 3 PENMATE ®

Designed for use with Novo Nordisk 3 mL PenFill

® cartridge compatible insulin delivery devices, PenFill mL cartridges and NovoFine ® disposable needles

®

3

Novo Nordisk

Side Panel:

NovoPen ® 3 PenMate ®

NovoPen ® 3 PenMate ® is specially designed for use with Novo Nordisk 3 ml PenFill ® cartridge compatible insulin delivery devices, PenFill mL cartridges and NovoFine ® length of up to 8 mm to allow the device to function safely and effectively.

®

needles with a

3

Carrying Case

Enclosed

Novo Nordisk delivery devices,

NovoFine ® mL PenFill

disposable needles and 3

® insulin cartridges not included.

Back Panel:

For information contact:

Novo Nordisk Inc.

Princeton, NJ 08540

Manufactured in Denmark for:

Novo Nordisk A/S

2880 Bagsvaerd, Denmark www.novonordisk-us.com

BARCODE

Protected by

U.S. Patent No. 5,980,491 and other Patents Pending.

Designed and recommended for use with Novo Nordisk 3 mL

PenFill ® insulin cartridges and NovoPen ® devices.

Novo Nordisk

®

, NovoPen ® , PenMate ® , PenFill ® and NovoFine ® are registered trademarks of Novo Nordisk A/S.

novo nordisk ®

Side Panel:

NovoPen ® 3 PenMate ®

NovoPen ® 3 PenMate ® is specially designed for use with Novo Nordisk 3 mL PenFill ® cartridges compatible insulin delivery devices, PenFill mL cartridges and NovoFine ®

® 3

needles with a length of up to 8 mm to allow the device to function safely and effectively.

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Novolin

®

R PenFill

®

Novo Nordisk

®

Regular,

Human Insulin Injection

(rDNA origin)

3mL 100 units/mL

For use with Novo Nordisk 3mL PenFill

® cartridge compatible insulin delivery devices

For information contact:

Novo Nordisk Inc.

Princeton, NJ 08540

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Clayton, NC 275

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Novolin

® R

PenFill

®

Regular,

Human Insulin Injection

(recombinant DNA origin)

3 mL

For use with Novo Nordisk 3 mL PenFill® cartridge compatible i nsulin d elivery devices

Keep in a cold place

Avoid freezing

100 units/mL (U-100)

5x3 mL cartridges

Novolin

® R

PenFill

®

Novo Nordisk ™

List 347318

5x3mL cartridges

100 units/mL

Warning

Any change of insulin should be made cautiously and only under medical supervision.

PenFill® cartridge is for single person use only.

See package insert.

Contains metacresol 0.315% added during manufacture as a preservative.

Novolin

®

, PenFill

®, PenMate®, and NovoPen

® are trademarks owned by Novo Nordisk A/S.

Protected by U.S. Patent No.

6,126,646 and Des. 347,894 and other U.S. Patents Pending. Recommended for use with Novo

Nordisk

3 mL PenFill® cartridge compatible insulin delivery devices

, with or without a NovoPen® 3 PenMate®, and NovoFine® disposable needles.

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