where can I find the vaccine inserts online?

[spipgras]

Hi. I'm trying to do some research on vax for my kids and printing off info for dh, but I am having trouble finding a copy of the vaccine inserts online. the link at the vaccineshoppe.com isn't working. I'm mostly looking for the HIB one right now. Thanks :-D

[AutumnNoelle]

Originally Posted by spipgras

Hi. I'm trying to do some research on vax for my kids and printing off info for dh, but I am having trouble finding a copy of the vaccine inserts online. the link at the vaccineshoppe.com isn't working. I'm mostly looking for the HIB one right now. Thanks :-D

http://www.ctvia.org/index.cfm?folder=154

Here is some more helpful info for your dh

Vaccines that still contain mercury: http://www.vaccinesafety.edu/thi-table.htm

A movie about vaccines by Dr. Sherri Tenpenny: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...40451107552&q=

A chart showing the decline in death rates BEFORE the vaccines were introduced: http://www.healthsentinel.com/graphs...rint_list_item
The source for their info is right on the graph. This graph will look differently than the CDC's graph because the CDC's graph shows incidence of infection. The death rate of measles had already declined significantly by the time of the vaccination's introduction. Likely due to the improvement and increased availability of health care. Of course my graph and the CDC's graph is different. Both accurate I believe, but are covering two different things. Also, when the CDC quotes death rates from the measles, they're quoting WORLDWIDE figures (including 3rd-world countries without access to medical care, clean water, or sewer systems). This graph shows only the US death rates.

CDC's list of ingredients: http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/pin...nt-table-1.pdf

Summary of the VAERS database. Remeber that the CDC says only 10% of vaccine injuries get reported.. so what's the real number?: http://www.medalerts.org/vaersdb/stats.html

My page: www.myspace.com/parentsagainstvax

Pages I like: www.nvic.org www.vaclib.org

[spipgras]

Thanks so much!