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Vaccine Safety > Issues of Interest > Recalls
Recalled Vaccines

  At a glance: The FDA Centers for Biologics Evaluation & Research maintains the information on each recalled or withdrawn product. Below is a list of the vaccines recalled or withdrawn, with a link to the FDA web page for that item.  


Note for Health Care Providers:
For instructions regarding what to do with recalled vaccines, please contact the vaccine manufacturer.

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Recently recalled vaccines
  • Voluntary recall of IMOVAX® Rabies Vaccine lot numbers X0667-2, X0667-3, W1419-2, and W1419-3. Information about this recall is available from the Aventis Pasteur Medical Information Services Department, telephone 800-835-3587, or at http://www.vaccineshoppe.com.
      
  • Recall of Meningococcal Polysaccharide Vaccine, Groups A, C, Y, W-135 Combined, single-dose vials (including single-dose in five dose packaging), Menomune - Aventis Pasteur - 10/18/2002. Additional information regarding the Menomune recall:
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