FFF Enterprises in Temecula, Calif., is known as the nation's most trusted flu vaccine distributor. FFF is a distributor of flu vaccines like Fluvirin®, manufactured by Novartis Vaccines, Fluzone® by sanofi pasteur, Inc, and Afluria by CSL Biotherapies.
For healthcare providers, fighting seasonal flu starts with ordering flu vaccines from distributors like FFF. Organizing and sponsoring a flu clinic is complicated enough without having to worry about scheduling the delivery of flu vaccine. Therefore, having access to a trustworthy distribution of reliable flu vaccines is crucial.
As a flu vaccine distributor, FFF has helped streamline the distribution of influenza vaccines by launching an innovative program called MyFluVaccine (www.MyFluVaccine.com), now in its fifth year. In addition to easy online ordering for vaccines, the MyFluVaccine website provides news, updates, resources and clinic planning tools. There are special informative sections for consumers and employer groups, as well as providers. FFF has also produced a "Flu Vaccine Myths & Facts" brochure that is downloadable as a PDF from the website, or as a printed booklet that healthcare physicians can order for their patients.
Numerous flu clinics have already begun and physicians are telling their patients that "the flu is nothing to sneeze at", emphasizing the need to get vaccinated as soon as possible. Knowledge and education are very important during any flu season, because many people are confused about who needs to be immunized against the flu and how flu vaccines actually work. That's why flu vaccine distributors like FFF have made it their mission to help educate people about the many potentially deadly consequences of the flu.
One of the myths that FFF has to address each year is the belief that if you received a flu vaccine last year that you will be protected this year. This is not true, because the flu virus is constantly changing, meaning that vaccines must be updated to guard against different strains of flu. This year's flu vaccines contain three different strains of the flu virus that have been identified by the World Health Organization (WHO) as being prevalent for the 2011/12 flu season. These strains are: influenza A (California H1N1 like virus), influenza A (Perth H3N2 like virus) and influenza B (Brisbane like virus).
Helping people to stay flu-free and healthy begins with encouraging everyone to get an annual flu vaccine. This year the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is advising everyone aged 6 months and up to get vaccinated against influenza. Safe and effective vaccines like those distributed by FFF stop can the potentially deadly spread of seasonal flu. Public health officials agree that getting vaccinated is the single best way to stop influenza in its tracks and maintain public health. For more information, visit www.MyFluVaccine.com.
For healthcare providers, fighting seasonal flu starts with ordering flu vaccines from distributors like FFF. Organizing and sponsoring a flu clinic is complicated enough without having to worry about scheduling the delivery of flu vaccine. Therefore, having access to a trustworthy distribution of reliable flu vaccines is crucial.
As a flu vaccine distributor, FFF has helped streamline the distribution of influenza vaccines by launching an innovative program called MyFluVaccine (www.MyFluVaccine.com), now in its fifth year. In addition to easy online ordering for vaccines, the MyFluVaccine website provides news, updates, resources and clinic planning tools. There are special informative sections for consumers and employer groups, as well as providers. FFF has also produced a "Flu Vaccine Myths & Facts" brochure that is downloadable as a PDF from the website, or as a printed booklet that healthcare physicians can order for their patients.
Numerous flu clinics have already begun and physicians are telling their patients that "the flu is nothing to sneeze at", emphasizing the need to get vaccinated as soon as possible. Knowledge and education are very important during any flu season, because many people are confused about who needs to be immunized against the flu and how flu vaccines actually work. That's why flu vaccine distributors like FFF have made it their mission to help educate people about the many potentially deadly consequences of the flu.
One of the myths that FFF has to address each year is the belief that if you received a flu vaccine last year that you will be protected this year. This is not true, because the flu virus is constantly changing, meaning that vaccines must be updated to guard against different strains of flu. This year's flu vaccines contain three different strains of the flu virus that have been identified by the World Health Organization (WHO) as being prevalent for the 2011/12 flu season. These strains are: influenza A (California H1N1 like virus), influenza A (Perth H3N2 like virus) and influenza B (Brisbane like virus).
Helping people to stay flu-free and healthy begins with encouraging everyone to get an annual flu vaccine. This year the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is advising everyone aged 6 months and up to get vaccinated against influenza. Safe and effective vaccines like those distributed by FFF stop can the potentially deadly spread of seasonal flu. Public health officials agree that getting vaccinated is the single best way to stop influenza in its tracks and maintain public health. For more information, visit www.MyFluVaccine.com.
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