This page contains a comprehensive list of vaccine monographs and clinical charts related to a number diseases. Reviewed and updated by a team of pharmacists, each monograph includes indication, dose, contraindications, precautions, warnings, interactions, adverse reactions, manufacturer, and how supplied information.

Vaccine Monographs

Haemophilus influenzae disease

• Acthib
• Hiberix
• Pediarix
• Pedvaxhib
• Pentacel
• Vaxelis

Hepatitis

• Engerix-B
• Havrix
• Heplisav-B
• Prehevbrio
• Recombivax HB Adult
• Recombivax HB Dialysis
• Recombivax HB Pediatric/Adulescent
• Twinrix
• Vaqta
• Vaxelis

Measles, mumps and rubella

• M-M-R II
• Priorix
• Proquad

Meningitis

• Bexsero
• Menactra
• Menquadfi
• Menveo
• Trumenba

Mosquito- or tick-borne disease

• Dengvaxia
• Ixiaro
• Ticovac
• YF-VAX

Orthopoxviruses

• ACAM2000
• Jynneos

Polio

• IPOL
• Kinrix
• Pediarix
• Pentacel
• Quadracel
• Vaxelis

Rare disease

• Biothrax
• Ervebo

Rabies

• Hyperrab
• Imovax
• Kedrab
• Rabavert

Rotavirus

• Rotarix
• Rotateq

Tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis

• Adacel
• Boostrix
• Daptacel
• Diphtherial and tetanus toxoids absorbed (for pediatric use)
• Infanrix
• Kinrix
• Pediarix
• Pentacel
• Quadracel
• TDVAX
• Tenivac

Tuberculosis

• BCG Vaccine

Varicella

• Proquad
• Varivax
• Varizig

Water-borne disease

• Typhim VI
• Vaxchora
• Vivotif

Clinical Charts

• 2023 Vaccination Schedule: 0-18 Years of Age
• 2023 Catch-Up Vaccination Schedule: 4 Months-18 Years
• 2023 Vaccination Schedule: Adults
• Guidelines for Vaccinating Pregnant Women
• Vaccination Schedule: HIV-Infected Adults
• Vaccine Storage and Handling