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Two Dosage Options:
The Jext auto-injector offers two dosage options with no physical differences:
Activation and Safety:
The Jext unit features a yellow cap on the top. Removing the cap activates the device. If the cap is accidentally removed without intent to use, carefully reattach it without touching the black end, where the needle emerges.
Clear Usage Instructions:
Instructions with illustrative images are provided on the side of the Jext, guiding users through the injection process.
Needle End Identification:
The black end of the Jext is where the needle is located, with a marked arrow indicating 'needle end' for clarity.
Status Indicators:
The Jext unit has two windows:
The drug itself can be observed through another window, appearing clear and colourless. Any presence of precipitates or discolouration indicates the need for a replacement Jext.
Shelf Life and Expiry Alert:
A typical Jext auto-injector has a shelf life of approximately two years, manufacturer-dependent. You can sign up for an Expiry Alert Service on the Jext website. Always check the expiry date before use.
Obtaining a Replacement:
To replace your Jext auto-injector, whether it has expired or been used, visit your doctor for a repeat prescription. The Jext is lightweight and easy to transport, similar in weight to a standard whiteboard marker.
Proper Administration:
Follow these steps to use your Jext auto-injector: