AMSL Diabetes V-Go Guide

Insulin Patch Pump
for Type 2 Diabetes
You have been given this resource because your healthcare professional
has chosen this product as a suitable treatment option for you.
Patient Start Guide
Get Started with V-Go®

Start on V-Go®, stay on track
Learning something new can be challenging. We have the support you need to start and
stay on V-Go successfully.
• We have a dedicated 24/7 Australian-based Customer Care Team available on
1300 851 056.
Always read the label and use only as directed. Read the warnings available on
www.amsldiabetes.com.au/resources

Breakfast Lunch DinnerSnack
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With V-Go, you can help control your blood glucose levels with fast-acting insulin and
1 application per day.†This means eliminating the need for multiple daily injections to
help improve blood glucose control throughout the day and night and at mealtimes.1-4
V-Go is a simple, all-in-one insulin
delivery system that fits your lifestyle
V-Go helps you because it delivers insulin much like your body is supposed to. It helps
you manage your Type 2 Diabetes by delivering a steady rate of insulin 24 hours a day
(basal). V-Go also enables you to give yourself a dose of insulin at mealtimes (bolus).*
*Follow the V-Go Instructions for Patient Use.
†A U-100 fast-acting insulin should be used with V-Go. Consult your healthcare professional to see which product is right for you.
INSULIN DELIVERY WITH V-Go
Fast-acting insulin,†1 application daily
On-demand dosing
at mealtimes (bolus)
Steady rate of insulin
24/7 (basal)
On-demand dosing
for snacks (bolus)

Back of the arm
Choosing a V-Go application site
• Apply V-Go vertically to the back of your arm or thigh, or horizontally
to your abdomen or back (avoiding folds of skin, muscle, or bone)
• Avoid areas with lots of hair or shave them
• Be sure you can easily operate V-Go before applying
• Make sure the site is clean and dry before applying
Insulin delivery that’s worn
like a patch
Abdomen or back,
avoiding folds of skin,
muscle, or bone
Where to
place your
V-Go
Thigh

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pDo not take any other insulin injections in combination with V-Go
unless directed by your healthcare professional
pOnly wear V-Go in one of the recommended locations on the
previous page
pOnce V-Go is applied, make sure to press the Start Button until it
locks to begin the flow of insulin†
pUse the 2 Bolus Delivery Buttons to deliver the prescribed
amount of insulin (1 click = 2 Units) at mealtime
pAfter a full 24 hours, replace V-Go with a new filled V-Go. If V-Go
falls off, replace it with a new filled V-Go immediately
pIf you have any technical enquiries, contact the AMSL Diabetes
Customer Care Team on 1300 851 056*
Day 1: Start right*
*AMSL Diabetes does not give medical advice about insulin therapy. Discuss all medical therapies with your healthcare
professional.
†Further resources on the application of V-Go are available at amsldiabetes.com.au.

Fill this worksheet out with your
healthcare professional.
Time to apply a new V-Go each day:
At mealtimes, use the amount of insulin prescribed by your healthcare professional
(1 click = 2 Unit s).
How many times will I click the
V-Go Bolus Delivery Button?
How many insulin
units will there be?
Breakfast clicks = Units
Lunch clicks = Units
Dinner clicks = Units
Snack clicks = Units
Make sure to keep track of the number of clicks you give yourself at each meal.
• If you lose count, STOP clicking, monitor your blood glucose and follow the
plan agreed upon with your healthcare professional.
Follow-up appointments:
• Follow-up appointment with your healthcare professional (1st)
• Follow-up appointment with your healthcare professional (2nd)
Getting started with V-Go

Fill How to properly fill V-Go with fast-acting insulin*using EZ Fill
Using V-Go
Remove plug and insert V-Go Insert vial and draw insulin into EZ Fill
1. Pull ribbed drawer handle and
lift plug out of EZ Fill; set aside
2. Slide V-Go into EZ Fill drawer
with adhesive side up and Button
Cover down
3. Hold V-Go down and push
drawer closed
1. Remove the insulin vial cap and
EZ Fill cap
2. Keep EZ Fill upright and turn insulin
vial upside down, pushing firmly into
vial holder
Fill with insulin and check V-Go Remove V-Go, check and clean
1. Slowly pull up plunger as far as it
can go; wait 5 seconds
2. Then slowly push plunger down
over 25 seconds
3. Watch V-Go fill with insulin in a
continuous flow of droplets
4. Check that V-Go is full— a few
small bubbles are normal
1. Remove V-Go; leave plunger in
down position
2. Ensure that V-Go is filled and there are
no large air bubbles
3. Clean and place plug back in EZ Fill;
store in the refrigerator (do not freeze)
V-Go
Button Cover
EZ Fill
Tab
Insulin Vial
Vial Holder
Plunger
Slowly
*A 100-U fast-acting insulin should be used with V-Go. Consult your healthcare professional to see which product is right for
you.
Please read the Instructions for Patient Use for additional information on how to use the V-Go Insulin Patch Pump or visit
amsldiabetes.com.au for additional resources.
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Select and prepare site Remove button cover and liner
1. Select application site—avoid hairy
areas, skin folds, muscle and bone*
2. Clean area with alcohol swab
and let the area dry
1. Pull Button Cover straight up
and discard
2. Lift adhesive tab and remove
adhesive liner
Attach V-Go Insert needle to start 24-hour
preset basal rate of insulin
1. Press V-Go onto the skin for
5-10 seconds
2. Avoid pushing buttons during
application
1. With firm motion, press rounded
top of Needle Button completely
into V-Go until you hear a click and
button locks in place
2. Needle must lock to begin flow
of insulin
Adhesive Pad Needle Button
Cover Pin
Button Cover
Adhesive Liner
Wear How to correctly apply V-Go and begin the flow of insulin
*Ensure you can easily operate V-Go in this location before applying.

Activate Bolus Ready Button Deliver mealtime insulin
1. Locate and press the Bolus Ready
Button
2. Bolus Delivery Button will pop out
and you will hear a click
How to correctly remove V-Go
1. Push Bolus Delivery Button into
V-Go until it stops and clicks
(1 click = 2 Units of insulin)
After 24 hours, remove by
releasing needle
Remove and discard
1. In one motion, firmly slide and
press Needle Release Button
1. Ensure the Needle Release Button
has popped up
2. Carefully peel V-Go away from
the skin and discard according to
instructions for use
Peel
Slide Needle Release
Button
Press
Bolus
Delivery Button
Click
Bolus Ready Button
Go How to deliver mealtime insulin with V-Go
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Tracking your blood glucose levels
Record your blood glucose (BG) reading before meals and the number of times you clicked
the V-Go Bolus Delivery Button.
Notes:
Day 1 / / / /
Day 2 / / / /
Day 3 / / / /
Day 4 / / / /
Day 5 / / / /
Day 6 / / / /
Day 7 / / / /
Avg. / / / /
Breakfast
BG/Clicks
Lunch
BG/Clicks
Dinner
BG/Clicks
Snacks
BG/Clicks
Bedtime
BG Only

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AMSL Diabetes Customer Care
with you from day 1 and beyond
*AMSL Diabetes does not give medical advice about insulin therapy. Discuss all medical therapies with your healthcare
professional.
Our AMSL Diabetes Customer Care Team is available to assist you 24/7.
1-on-1 support You will have a dedicated 24/7 Customer Care
Team to provide personalised support
Starting V-Go Offers step-by-step instructions by
phone on how to Fill, Wear & Go with V-Go
Online resources Provides online access to videos and training
materials on V-Go at amsldiabetes.com.au
AMSL Diabetes can provide training assistance and
technical support to you.*
Call 1300 851 056 for more information.

Simplify with V-Go
For more information on the V-Go Insulin Patch Pump, please contact us on
1300 851 056 or [email protected]
amsldiabetes.com.au
References: 1. Kapitza C, et al. J Diabetes Sci Technol. 2008;2(1):40-46. 2. Omer A, et al. Poster presented
at: American Diabetes Association 73rd Scientic Sessions; June 21-25, 2013; Chicago, IL. Abstract 980-P. 3.
Rosenfeld CR, et al. Endocr Pract. 2012;18(5):660-667. 4. Grunberger G, et al. Poster presented at: American
Diabetes Association 73rd Scientic Sessions; June 21-25, 2013; Chicago, IL. Abstract 985-P. 5. Data on File.
Valeritas, Inc. August 16, 2016. V-Go is a registered trademark of Valeritas, Inc.
ARTG 304161, PR-100-252 December 2018
Important Risk Information: If regular adjustments or modications to the basal rate of insulin are required in a
24-hour period, or if the amount of insulin used at mealtimes requires adjustments of less than 2-Unit increments,
use of the V-Go Insulin Patch Pump may result in hypoglycaemia. The following conditions may occur during insulin
therapy with V-Go: hypoglycaemia (low blood glucose) or hyperglycaemia (high blood glucose). Other adverse
reactions associated with V-Go use may include skin irritation from the adhesive pad or infections at the infusion
site. If symptoms persist, please contact your healthcare professional. V-Go should be removed before any magnetic
resonance imaging (MRI) testing.
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