In our mass influenza immunization clinics, we prefill approximately 1,000 syringes with influenza vaccine. How long can these syringes be kept?

We strongly discourage prefilling syringes with any vaccine. The syringes you routinely use for administration are not designed for vaccine storage. We also recommend that vaccine be drawn by the same person who will administer it.

If it is not feasible to use manufacturer prefilled syringes for these situations, you will find guidance regarding prefilling syringes for mass influenza clinics in our “Vaccine Storage & Handling Toolkit (Chapter 11)”. No more than one multidose vial (10 doses) should be prefilled by the person who will administer the vaccine. Any prefilled syringes (not filled by the manufacturer) should be discarded at the end of the clinic day.

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