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STEP 7 Store Pen for Next Dose
Store your Byetta pen properly. (See Storing Your Byetta Pen in Section 1 of this user manual
for more information.)
When it is time for your next routine dose, go to Section 3, Step 1, and repeat Steps 1 - 7.
Section 4. COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1. Do I need to do the New Pen Setup before every dose?
No. The New Pen Setup is done only once, just before each new pen is used for the first time.
The purpose of the setup is to make sure that your Byetta pen is ready to use for the next 30
days.
If you repeat the New Pen Setup before each routine dose, you will not have enough Byetta
for 30 days. The small amount of Byetta used in the New Pen Setup will not affect the 30-day
supply of Byetta.
2. Why are there air bubbles in the cartridge?
A small air bubble is normal. It will not harm you or affect your dose.
If the pen is stored with a needle attached, air bubbles may form in the cartridge. Do not store
the pen with the needle attached.
3. What should I do if Byetta does not come out of the needle tip after four tries during New Pen
Setup?
Remove the needle by carefully putting the outer needle shield back over the needle. Unscrew
and dispose of properly.
Attach a new needle and repeat New Pen Setup, Steps B – E, in Section 2 of this user manual.
Once you see several drops or a stream of liquid coming out of the tip of the needle, the setup is
complete.
4. Why do I see particles in the cartridge after I finish my injection?
Particles or discolouration may appear in the cartridge after an injection. This may happen if the skin
is pinched too tightly or if the pressure on the injection button is released before the needle is removed
from the skin.
5. Why do I see Byetta leaking from my needle after I have finished my injection?
It is normal for a single drop to remain on the tip of your needle after your injection is complete. If you
see more than one drop:
You may not have received your full dose. Do not inject another dose. Consult with your
healthcare professional about how to handle a partial dose.
To prevent this, for your next dose, firmly push and hold the injection button in and slowly
count to 5 (see Section 3, Step 4: Inject the Dose).
6. What do the arrows mean?
The arrows mean you are ready for the next step. These arrows
turn the dose knob in the next step. This symbol
ready to reset.
7. How can I tell when the injection is complete?
The injection is complete when:
You have firmly pushed the injection button in all the way until it stops
and
You have slowly counted to 5 while you are still holding the injection button in and the needle
is still in your skin
and
show the direction to pull or
means the dose knob is pushed in and the pen is