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Vaccination storage for a month.
Hi, I have got vaccinations rotateq(vaccination for rota virus) and prevenar( vaccination for pneumococcal) today( 19 Aug). Vaccinations to be given on Aug 30 and Oct 1. Do I need to storage in fridge or freezer or normal temperature?? Will the vaccination get spoilt by then even if I keep in fridge??
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I would generally prefer if the vaccines were stored by your pediatrician....
Don't freeze them, and don't keep in the door....
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Dr. Harit Bansal
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17 yrs exp
Sonipat
Do not freeze
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Dr. Amit Modi
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14 yrs exp
Delhi
Do not store them in freezer.
Store them in normal racks of refrigerator. If stored at optimum temperature of refrigerator, it can be used as per your requirement.
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