Each Epipen has a blue cap on the top and an orange tip at the bottom. Remember, blue to the sky, orange to the thigh.

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After administering an EpiPen, the orange plastic shield on the lower part automatically extends to protect the exposed needle. This prevents accidental injury from needle sticks. There is no need to recap the device.

Below shows what the EpiPen® looks like before use, after use and the case. The EpiPen® comes with a case with either a green or yellow lid. Used EpiPen® devices will not fit in the case. When used, the needle is covered by the extended orange needle shield so there is no risk of needle stick injury. EpiPen® before it has been used.

Make sure that your EpiPen is always in date. Remember: The blue tip should point to the sky, and the orange tip to the thigh. How do I use an EpiPen? It is important to know how to use your EpiPen before there is an emergency.