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HOW TO USE YOUR INSTANYL SINGLE-DOSE NASAL SPRAY

HOW TO USE YOUR INSTANYL IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT instanyl Familiarise yourself with this important information and make sure you read the Package Leaflet in the box before you use it. APPROVED INDICATIONS Instanyl is only approved for the management of breakthrough pain in adults already receiving background opioid therapy for chronic cancer pain. Breakthrough pain is an additional sudden pain that occurs despite of you having taken your usual opioid pain relieving medicines. PRECAUTIONS WHEN USING instanyl Only use Instanyl if: you are taking a daily opioid medication for your chronic background pain you have been experiencing episodes of breakthrough cancer pain you have received proper information and safety precautions from your doctor and pharmacist regarding use of the nasal spray Do not use Instanyl to treat any other kind of pain, such as headaches, back pain or toothache You must carefully follow your doctor s advice on how and when to use Instanyl and the maximum number of daily doses (puffs) you may take: One puff of Instanyl per breakthrough pain episode. If your breakthrough pain is not relieved after 10 minutes, you may use only one additional puff for this episode There should be at least 4 hours in between each treatment of breakthrough pain episodes No more than 4 breakthrough pain episodes should be treated per day. If you find you may need more frequent dosing of Instanyl than described above, please contact your doctor for advice. This may mean your maintenance opioid therapy needs to be adjusted. Signs of overdose can be: Dizziness, problems walking and talking- Extreme drowsiness and sleepiness- Slow and shallow breathing, slow heart beat- Convulsions (fits or seizures)- In serious cases, taking too much Instanyl can cause coma If any of the above signs occur, your carer should contact your doctor, hospital or emergency room for expert medical attention Do not compare prescribed Instanyl doses with other fentanyl products you may have been prescribed only your doctor can change your prescribed dose It is important that you talk to your doctor if you think you are becoming dependent on Instanyl Instanyl is available in three dose strengths and each one has a different colour code see the colour codes below. You may have used more than one dose strength to get to the most suitable dose for you. However, it is important that you only use the dose strength your doctor decided will best control your breakthrough pain episodes. If you are ever unsure about which dose strength you should be using, check with your doctor. 50 micrograms 100 micrograms 200 micrograms Make yourself and your family/carer aware of the signs of Instanyl overdose and ensure that you can reach immediate medical assistance, if signs of overdose occur.

HOW IMPORTANT TO USE INFORMATION YOUR INSTANYL ABOUT instanyl How to open the child-resistant blister PRECAUTIONS WHEN STORING INSTANYL Instanyl should be kept out of the sight and reach of children because it is harmful to them If a child is accidentally exposed to Instanyl it may cause death, please seek immediate medical assistance Instanyl should always be kept in its child resistant blister pack until right before you need to use it It is important that you store Instanyl in a safe place to avoid misuse by other persons Only you or a responsible carer should use or handle Instanyl as it contains medication that is attractive to people who abuse narcotics. OPENING OF THE CHILD-RESISTANT BLISTER: 1. Each nasal spray is sealed in a child-resistant blister. Do not open the blister before you are ready to use the spray. Each nasal spray contains only one dose of Instanyl. Do not press the plunger or test the spray before use. 2. To open the blister, cut with scissors along the dotted line on the blister. Remove the Instanyl nasal spray from the blister packaging by holding the edge of the foil and peeling the foil back. Do not test the spray before use Disposal: As with all strong pain treatments, ask your healthcare provider about how to dispose of the Instanyl single-dose nasal spray correctly All unused Instanyl single-dose nasal sprays should be returned to your local pharmacy for proper disposal in accordance with local regulations. Used Instanyl single-dose nasal sprays can be disposed of safely with the regular waste, since they are empty If the Instanyl single-dose nasal spray is only partly used, return it to the pharmacy for proper disposal in accordance with local regulations.

HOW TO USE THE INSTANYL SINGLE-DOSE NASAL SPRAY Preparing for use: 1. Blow your nose if it feels blocked or you have a cold. 2. Gently hold the nasal spray with your thumb supporting it at the plunger at the bottom and your index and middle finger on either side of the spray tip (see illustration). Do not press the plunger yet. Spray tip Do not press plunger yet Using the nasal spray: 1. Keep your head in an upright position when taking Instanyl as shown in the picture. 2. Block one nostril by placing your other index finger against the side of your nose and insert the spray tip into the other nostril (approximately 1 cm). It does not matter which nostril you use. If you have to take a second dose after 10 minutes to get sufficient pain relief, this dose should be taken in the other nostril. 3. Press the plunger upwards firmly with your thumb to release the dose while inhaling gently through the nose and then remove the nasal spray from the nose. You may not feel the dose in your nose, but you have received it when the plunger has been pressed up. 4. Your nasal spray is now empty. Plunger

your contacts Make a note below of who to contact in case you have any questions about your Instanyl treatment, for example your doctor s telephone number For information about Instanyl you can also contact: Takeda Products Ireland Ltd. Medical Information Tel: 1800 937 970 This material is produced by: Takeda Products Ireland Ltd. A service to patients provided by IRE/INS/13/0008 Date of preparation: November 2013