04 · FEMETRIC REFERENCE

Injection Sites

A visual reference for commonly used subcutaneous injection areas.

Front and back illustration of a woman highlighting commonly referenced subcutaneous injection areas: upper outer arms, lower abdomen, outer thighs, and glute area. — The illustrated labels provide a visual orientation only. They do not provide dosing, product-specific instructions, or procedural training.

ILLUSTRATED REGIONS

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Upper Outer Arm

The illustration marks the outer upper arm as a commonly referenced subcutaneous area. Reach and comfort can differ by person.

ROTATING INJECTION SITES

Change the exact area used.

Using a different area within the illustrated regions can help avoid repeatedly using one exact spot. This page is a visual reference, not individualized medical guidance.

WHAT TO AVOID

Choose suitable, intact skin.

In general, avoid skin that is irritated, bruised, scarred, inflamed or otherwise unsuitable. If uncertain, seek qualified clinical guidance.

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SOURCES

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U.S. CDCPreventing unsafe injection practices U.S. FDAInstructions for use in approved labeling

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Injection Sites

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Upper Outer Arm

Change the exact area used.

Choose suitable, intact skin.

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Upper Outer Arm

Change the exact area used.

Choose suitable, intact skin.

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Connect this guide to the indexed records.