A short needle will inset with is designed to allow Neulasta to be delivered under your skin 27 hours later. The needle is designed to go back into the on-body injector, but the cannula will remain in place until the on-body injector is removed.

How do you remove injector from Neulasta?

The Neulasta on-body injector (OBI) should be removed when the dose has been completely delivered, you should hear a long beep, the status light should be a solid green or switched off. Remove the on-body injector by grasping the edge of the adhesive pad and slowly peel it away from the skin.

How is Neulasta attached?

The on-body injector delivers your Neulasta dose with an under-the-skin (subcutaneous) injection. Your healthcare provider will fill the on-body injector with Neulasta and then apply it directly to your skin using an adhesive pad.