• The product should not be stored above 30 °C.1

• NG is designed to be carried by the person with diabetes throughout the day in both hot and cold conditions.2
• It does not require refrigeration, although it can be refrigerated [2° to 8°C] or frozen [not less than -20°C] for up to 24 months (throughout its shelf life).2

• NG should not be placed in checked baggage. Lilly does not recommend packing medicines within checked luggage because of the potential exposure to extreme temperatures.2

• The NG tube is not waterproof. The device must be replaced if the product is exposed to water or any other liquid.2

• The effect of x-rays on NG has not been studied.2

• X-ray machines used at airport security checkpoints are not known to affect medicines that are stored in carry-on luggage. However, patients may ask to have their medicines to be inspected by hand.2

NG = nasal glucagon (glucagon nasal powder)