Dosing Guide
Dosing Guide
Dosing Guide
Follow the prescription by your pharmacy. Verify the number on the label (vial or bottle) with your Mochi patient portal. If label and portal instructions differ, contact Mochi provider or call our 24/7 line at +1(619)-648-1247
Follow the prescription by your pharmacy. Verify the number on the label (vial or bottle) with your Mochi patient portal. If label and portal instructions differ, contact Mochi provider or call our 24/7 line at +1(619)-648-1247
Follow the prescription by your pharmacy. Verify the number on the label (vial or bottle) with your Mochi patient portal. If label and portal instructions differ, contact Mochi provider or call our 24/7 line at +1(619)-648-1247
How to store your medication
How to store your medication
How to store your medication
Storage instructions may vary slightly depending on the medication/pharmacy—always follow the directions provided
with your medication.
Storage instructions may vary slightly depending on the medication/pharmacy—always follow the directions provided
with your medication.
Storage instructions may vary slightly depending on the medication/pharmacy—always follow the directions provided with your medication.
Keep your medication in the refrigerator between 36°F and 46°F (2°C to 8°C).
Once opened, check the Beyond Use Date (BUD) on your label. Throw away any doses after that date, even if there’s medication left.
Store your vials away from light. If your refrigerator has a light that stays on, place your vials in an opaque container.
Be careful when handling vials and syringes—they can break or cause injury.
Only prepare your dose right before your injection. Do not pre-fill syringes ahead of time.
Always store medication and supplies out of reach of children.
Keep your medication in the refrigerator between 36°F and 46°F (2°C to 8°C).
Once opened, check the Beyond Use Date (BUD) on your label. Throw away any doses after that date, even if there’s medication left.
Store your vials away from light. If your refrigerator has a light that stays on, place your vials in an opaque container.
Be careful when handling vials and syringes—they can break or cause injury.
Only prepare your dose right before your injection. Do not pre-fill syringes ahead of time.
Always store medication and supplies out of reach of children.
Keep your medication in the refrigerator between 36°F and 46°F (2°C to 8°C).
Once opened, check the Beyond Use Date (BUD) on your label. Throw away any doses after that date, even if there’s medication left.
Store your vials away from light. If your refrigerator has a light that stays on, place your vials in an opaque container.
Be careful when handling vials and syringes—they can break or cause injury.
Only prepare your dose right before your injection. Do not pre-fill syringes ahead of time.
Always store medication and supplies out of reach of children.
What if my pharmacy changes?
What if my pharmacy changes?
What if my pharmacy changes?
There may be differences in units between pharmacies - that's normal because every pharmacy may compound slightly differently. Please consult your Mochi provider if you have questions about your units and dosing.
If you have a change in concentration or additive, check the number of units on your vial and portal. Even if the bottle or medicine looks different (like a reddish tint from B12), what matters most is:
There may be differences in units between pharmacies - that's normal because every pharmacy may compound slightly differently. Please consult your Mochi provider if you have questions about your units and dosing.
If you have a change in concentration or additive, check the number of units on your vial and portal. Even if the bottle or medicine looks different (like a reddish tint from B12), what matters most is:
There may be differences in units between pharmacies - that's normal because every pharmacy may compound slightly differently. Please consult your Mochi provider if you have questions about your units and dosing.
If you have a change in concentration or additive, check the number of units on your vial and portal. Even if the bottle or medicine looks different (like a reddish tint from B12), what matters most is:
Following the prescription label from your pharmacy and make sure the same dose is on your vial and portal.
If not, please call our service line.
How much do you fill up the syringe?
How much do you fill up the syringe?
How much do you fill up the syringe?
Extract the number of units stated on your prescription vial. If the label and your portal units differ, contact your Mochi provider or call our 24/7 service line at +1 (619)-648-1247.
Extract the number of units stated on your prescription vial. If the label and your portal units differ, contact your Mochi provider or call our 24/7 service line at +1 (619)-648-1247.
Extract the number of units stated on your prescription vial. If the label and your portal units differ, contact your Mochi provider or call our 24/7 service line at +1 (619)-648-1247.
Things to know
Things to know
Things to know
Only prepare your dose right before your injection.
Do not pre-fill syringes.
Rotate your injection sites weekly.
Only prepare your dose right before your injection.
Do not pre-fill syringes.
Rotate your injection sites weekly.
Only prepare your dose right before your injection.
Do not pre-fill syringes.
Rotate your injection sites weekly.
CAUTION
Avoid injecting into bruises, scabs, recent vaccinations, injections or procedures sites.
Minor bruising, redness, or tenderness is normal.
Avoid injecting into bruises, scabs, recent vaccinations, injections or procedures sites.
Minor bruising, redness, or tenderness is normal.
Avoid injecting into bruises, scabs, recent vaccinations, injections or procedures sites.
Minor bruising, redness, or tenderness is normal.
Where do I inject my medication?
Where do I inject my medication?
Where do I inject my medication?
Your healthcare provider can help you choose the injection site that is best for you.
Your healthcare provider can help you choose the injection site that is best for you.
Your healthcare provider can help you choose the injection site that is best for you.
Rotate injection sites weekly.
Rotate injection sites weekly.
Rotate injection sites weekly.
How to inject your medication
How to inject your medication
How to inject your medication
Always follow the instructions on your prescription label—these steps are a general guide.
Always follow the instructions on your prescription label—these steps are a general guide.
Check your prescription label for specific instructions about storage and your prescribed dose.
Check your prescription label for specific instructions about storage and your prescribed dose.
Check your prescription label for specific instructions about storage and your prescribed dose.
Wash your hands with soap and warm water for 20 seconds.
Wash your hands with soap and warm water for 20 seconds.
Wash your hands with soap and warm water for 20 seconds.
Gather your supplies:
Medication vial
Syringe with needle
Alcohol wipes
Gather your supplies:
Medication vial
Syringe with needle
Alcohol wipes
Gather your supplies:
Medication vial
Syringe with needle
Alcohol wipes
Clean your injection site: Use a new alcohol wipe to clean the area.
Clean your injection site: Use a new alcohol wipe to clean the area.
Remove the cap from the needle.
Insert the needle into the center of the rubber vial top.
Push the plunger down to inject air into the vial.
Turn the vial and syringe upside down together, keeping the needle in place.
Slowly pull back the plunger until you reach your prescribed dose.
Tap the syringe gently to move any air bubbles to the top, then push the plunger slightly to release the air back into the vial.
Remove the cap from the needle.
Insert the needle into the center of the rubber vial top.
Push the plunger down to inject air into the vial.
Turn the vial and syringe upside down together, keeping the needle in place.
Slowly pull back the plunger until you reach your prescribed dose.
Tap the syringe gently to move any air bubbles to the top, then push the plunger slightly to release the air back into the vial.
Pinch the fat and quickly insert the needle at a 90-degree angle.
Press the plunger down until all the medication is injected.
Without pulling back on the plunger, remove the needle by pulling the syringe straight out.
Apply light pressure with a cotton ball, tissue, or bandage afterwards.
Pinch the fat and quickly insert the needle at a 90-degree angle.
Press the plunger down until all the medication is injected.
Without pulling back on the plunger, remove the needle by pulling the syringe straight out.
Apply light pressure with a cotton ball, tissue, or bandage afterwards.
Further Questions?
Further Questions?
Further Questions?
Contact your Mochi provider or call our 24/7 line at +1(619)-648-1247
Contact your Mochi provider or call our 24/7 line at +1(619)-648-1247
