Tetanus Vaccine IP

Tetanus Vaccine IP is a highly effective, sterile injection used for active immunization against tetanus (lockjaw), a severe bacterial infection caused by Clostridium tetani. Prepared in strict compliance with Indian Pharmacopoeia standards, it features an adsorbed formula that ensures a strong, long-lasting immune response. It serves as a vital medical countermeasure for both routine preventative care and emergency post-injury wound management.

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Tetanus Vaccine IP (Tetanus Toxoid Adsorbed)

Tetanus Vaccine IP (Indian Pharmacopoeia) is a sterile, high-purity vaccine used for active immunization against tetanus—a severe, potentially fatal nervous system disorder caused by Clostridium tetani bacteria. Manufactured in strict compliance with Indian Pharmacopoeia (IP) standards, this vaccine safely triggers the body to produce protective antibodies without the risk of causing the disease itself.

Key Benefits

Dual-Action Protection: Ideal for routine preventative schedules and emergency post-injury wound management.
Enhanced Immunity: The "Adsorbed" formula utilizes aluminum salts as an adjuvant, slowing the release of the antigen to build stronger, longer-lasting protection.
Universal Safety: Safe for pediatric, adult, and maternal healthcare programs to prevent neonatal tetanus.

Technical Specifications

Attribute	Specification Details
Generic Name	Tetanus Toxoid Adsorbed IP
Route & Dose	Intramuscular (IM) Injection \| 0.5 mL
Storage Temp	2°C to 8°C (Do NOT freeze)
Appearance	Turbid white, uniform suspension

Quick Dosage & Administration

Routine Boosters: A single 0.5 mL dose is recommended every 10 years to maintain immunity.
Injury/Wound Management: An emergency booster is given for contaminated or deep wounds if the patient's last shot was over 5 years ago.
Primary Schedule: For unvaccinated individuals, a 3-dose primary series is administered (0, 4–8 weeks, and 6–12 months).