TABLE 19Manufacturers of human anthrax vaccine

COUNTRYMANUFACTURERDESCRIPTIONDOSE
ChinaLanzhou Institute of Biological Products
178 Yanchang Road
Lanzhou, Gansu 730046
Tel.: +86 931 834 0311-8621
Fax: +86 931 834 3199
Live spore suspension of strain A16R in 50% glycerol and distilled water
No other active ingredient/adjuvant
Single dose (approx. 2 x 108 spores) by scarification of 50 µl in two spots on the skin with single booster after 6 or 12 months and annual boosters thereafter
Russian FederationResearch Institute of Microbiology
610024 Kirov
Oktyabrskiy Prospect 119
Tel.: +7 8330 38 15 27
Fax: +7 8332 62 95 98
Lyophilized live spore suspension of strain STI-1 (Sanitary Technical Institute), Nikolaiv Ginsberg 1940
No other active ingredient/adjuvant
Initial 2 doses 20–30 days apart and single annual booster doses. Administered by scarification of 0.05 ml into the skin (approx. 5 x 108 spores), or, in urgent situations, injection s.c. of 0.5 ml (approx. 5 x 107 spores)
United KingdomHealth Protection Agency
Porton Down
Salisbury
Wiltshire SP4 0JG
England
Tel: +44 1980 612 100
Fax: +44 1980 611 096
Alum precipitated filtrate of strain 34F2 culture3 primary doses of 0.5 ml i.m. at 3week intervals with booster at 32 weeks and thereafter annually
United States of AmericaBioPort Corp
3500 N. Martin Luther King Jr
Blvd, Lansing
MI 48906
Tel.: +1 517 327 1500
Fax: +1 517 327 1501
Aluminium hydroxide-adsorbed filtrate of strain V770 culture3 s.c. doses, 0.5 ml each, given 2 weeks apart followed by 3 additional s.c. injections, 0.5 ml each, at 6, 12, and 18 months. Subsequent booster injections of 0.5 ml annually

s.c. = subcutaneous; i.m. = intramuscular.

From: Annex 5, Vaccines and therapeutic sera

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