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Influenza vaccines are prescription medicines. They are inactivated vaccines indicated for the prevention of influenza caused by the A and B virus strains contained in the vaccine. Please talk to your doctor, nurse or pharmacist about the benefits and possible risks of influenza immunisation. Consumer medicine information and data sheets for each of the vaccines are available at www.medsafe.govt.nz

For more information about influenza vaccines, call 0800 IMMUNE (0800 466 863). Copyright © 2022 Immunisation Advisory Centre. All Rights Reserved.

Providers can email queries about the Influenza Immunisation Programme to the Ministry of Health