Vaccine Information: TDVAX (Page 2 of 2)
HOW SUPPLIED
The stopper of the vial is not made with natural rubber latex.
MassBiologics’ TDVAX is supplied in a package of 10 single dose vials.
NDC No. 13533-131-00-Individual single dose (0.5mL) vials.
NDC No. 13533-131-01-Package containing ten vials.
STORAGE
Store at 2°C — 8°C (36°F — 46°F). DO NOT FREEZE. Discard product if exposed to freezing.
Do not use vaccine after expiration date.
REFERENCES
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Manufactured by:
MassBiologics
University of Massachusetts Medical School
Boston, MA 02126
US Government License No. 1779
Distributed by:
Grifols USA, LLC
Los Angeles, CA 90032
Product information as of September 2018
Carton Label
Vial Label
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Labeler — GRIFOLS USA, LLC (048987452) |
Registrant — MassBiologics (038051228) |
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MassBiologics | 038051228 | manufacture |
Revised: 03/2021 GRIFOLS USA, LLC
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