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Download a VIS onto a Mobile Device
When you or your child gets a vaccine, law requires that you be offered a copy to take home of the appropriate VIS (Vaccine Information Statement).
(Why? VISs contain information that may be useful after you leave the doctor's office – for example, when the next dose of vaccine is due, or how to recognize or report a reaction.)
If you have a Mobile Device (for example, iPhone, Palm Pre, BlackBerry) that can display a pdf file, you may choose to download the VIS(s) to this device rather than take away paper copies. Click on the appropriate link(s) below to download.
If you prefer a paper copy, tell your provider.
NOTE: Because mobile devices differ on instructions for downloading and displaying these files, please refer to your device's owner manual.
Routine Childhood and Adult Vaccines
- Pediatric: Multiple Vaccines
[PDF-105KB] - DTaP [PDF-59KB]
- Hepatitis A [PDF-68KB]
- Hepatitis B [PDF-66KB]
- Hib [PDF-65KB]
- HPV [PDF-59KB]
- Flu (Live, Intranasal) [PDF-37KB]
- Flu (Inactivated) [PDF-36KB]
- MMR [PDF-66KB]
- Meningococcal [PDF-68KB]
- Pneumococcal (PCV13) [PDF-64KB]
- Pneumococcal (PPSV23) [PDF-134KB]
- Polio [PDF-75KB]
- Rotavirus [PDF-58KB]
- Shingles [PDF-60KB]
- Td/Tdap [PDF-67KB]
- Varicella (Chickenpox) [PDF-59KB]
Specialized and Travel Vaccines
- Anthrax [PDF-45KB]
- Japanese Encephalitis [PDF-71KB]
- Rabies [PDF-73KB]
- Typhoid [PDF-635KB]
- Yellow Fever [PDF-49KB]
Note: Other versions of VISs are available on the main VIS web page.
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Content last reviewed on December 7, 2010
Content Source: National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases