M-Vac Vaccine
Therapeutic Class: Vaccines
Manufacturer: Serum Institute Of India Ltd
M-Vac (measles vaccine (live) I.P.) freeze-dried contains live attenuated measles virus (edmonston zagreb strain) propagated on human diploid cells (hdc). Each dose of 0.5 ml contains not less than 1000 ccid50 of measles virus on reconstitution with the diluent (sterile water for injections) provided.
Salt Composition: Measles Vaccine (Live)
Strength: (1000ccid50)
Pack Size: 0.5ml injection
Uses: Prevention of Measles
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Salt Composition |
Measles Vaccine (Live) |
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Strength |
(1000ccid50) |
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Pack Size |
0.5ml injection |
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Uses |
Prevention of Measles |
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