Information on how to access Genotropin® (somatropin, rbe) prescribing information and adverse event reporting can be found at the bottom of the page.
The Genotropin MiniQuick contains a single dose of somatropin growth hormone and is a discreet, portable, single use device. It’s small and simple to use, and doesn’t have to be stored in a fridge before the growth hormone is mixed, making it ideal for use when away from home or travelling.
Although the Genotropin MiniQuick does not need to be stored in a fridge prior to mixing, patients should be instructed that if the MiniQuick is not going to be used immediately, it must be stored in a fridge and used within a 24 hour period.
Watch how a child patient takes Genotropin with the Miniquick device
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A choice of personalised starter kits is available to child and adult Genotropin patients to make sure they get off to a good start with their treatment
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Prescribing Information
Genotropin (somatropin, rbe) 0.2mg Miniquick
Genotropin (somatropin, rbe) 0.4mg MiniQuick
Genotropin (somatropin, rbe) 0.6mg MiniQuick
Genotropin (somatropin, rbe) 0.8mg MiniQuick
Genotropin (somatropin, rbe) 1.2mg MiniQuick
Genotropin (somatropin, rbe) 1.4mg MiniQuick
Genotropin (somatropin, rbe) 1.6mg MiniQuick
Genotropin (somatropin, rbe) 1.8mg MiniQuick
Genotropin (somatropin, rbe) 12mg powder and solvent
Genotropin (somatropin, rbe) 1mg MiniQuick
Genotropin (somatropin, rbe) 2mg MiniQuick
Genotropin (somatropin, rbe) 5.3mg powder and solvent
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