• Kineret is given as a daily injection under the skin. After your healthcare provider shows you how to give the injection, you may give yourself your Kineret dose daily. Although most people take Kineret daily, some people need to take it every other day.
   
• Kineret comes in prefilled syringes that have just the right amount for one dose.
   
• Although Kineret is stored in the refrigerator, each day you should let one syringe come to room temperature for 60 to 90 minutes before using it.
   
• Do not freeze or shake Kineret syringes, as this can damage the medication. Make sure they are not cloudy, and do not use a syringe that has been dropped, as the needle or glass syringe may be damaged.
   
• Kineret is injected into the upper outer arms, the abdomen, the front of the middle of the thighs, or the upper outer area of the buttocks.
   
• After the injection, be sure to dispose of the syringe and needle in a puncture resistant container, such as a coffee can or empty soda bottle. If you prefer, you can buy a "sharps container," which is a container specifically designed to store used needles.
   
• For the medication to work properly, it must be taken as prescribed. Kineret will not work if you stop taking it.
   

• Other medications you may be taking
• Other medical conditions you may have.