FDA Safety Announcement: Saxenda FDA Safety Label Change and Revised Drug LabelThe revised drug label contains a complete list of FDA-approved indications, side effects, warnings, and more
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Phase 2 trials used a starting dose of 2 mg once weekly subcutaneously, escalating at approximately 4-weekly intervals to maintenance doses of 4 mg, 8 mg, or 12 mg
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Mistake 7: Injecting air bubbles Small air bubbles in a subcutaneous injection are not medically dangerous