CDC updates vaccine labels based on new shingles vaccine recommendations

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Title: CDC updates vaccine labels based on new shingles vaccine recommendations

 

 

Based on the updated shingles vaccine recommendations, released January 26, 2018, CDC recently made the following changes in Vaccine Labels Examples.

  • Created two new Shingrix® vaccine labels (the standard and the reconstitution label)
  • Changed the Zostavax® vaccine label from LZV (live zoster vaccine) to ZVL (Zoster Vaccine Live)

 

The example vaccine labels can be used to organize vaccines within your storage unit and are referenced in the Vaccine Storage and Handling Toolkit.

 

CDC now recommends that healthy adults age 50 and older receive two doses of the new shingles vaccine called Shingrix.

 

For more information, see Shingrix Information for Healthcare Professionals and Resources on Vaccine Storage and Handling.

 

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