Product shipments begin by mid-March.

Vaccine Information Statements (VISs) explain both risks and benefits of vaccination to the recipient. If you give vaccinations, federal law requires you to document provision of the current federal VIS to each recipient before administering any vaccine covered by the federal Vaccine Injury Compensation Program. An easy, paperless way to comply with the law is to scan a QR code and access the current VIS from a smartphone or tablet. 

Immunize.org now offers a laminated table of QR codes for commercially available vaccines (including vaccines for adults and children). Two tables are available: one has links to the official VIS (produced in English by CDC) and the other links to Spanish translations. The Spanish translation version is sold in a bundle with the official English version. These belong in any room where vaccinations are given. 

Key features: 

• Durable quality: The tough laminate coating can be wiped down.
• Never out-of-date: Any time a VIS or translation is updated, the QR code will direct to the new VIS.  
• Use as a booklet or poster: The laminated table arrives folded like a newspaper. It is suitable for desk use as an 8.5" x 11" booklet or wall mounted as an 11" x 17" poster.
• One version for official CDC VISs and one for Spanish translations: The table of official CDC VISs in English is sold individually. The table of Spanish translations is sold as a bundle with the table of official VISs so it is easy to make both available.
• Spanish version usable by non-Spanish speakers: The Spanish QR code table has side-by-side text in English to support its use by non-Spanish-speakers.
• Easy access to all available translations: Both versions include a QR code link to the Immunize.org index of all VIS translations available in dozens of languages.
• Bonus content: The reverse side of the QR code poster includes links to Immunize.org's “Addressing Vaccination Anxiety” resources and additional VIS content.