Use our flu clinic finder to learn when and where you can get a seasonal flu vaccine and an H1N1 flu (swine flu) vaccine in your area. Flu vaccine shipments continue to arrive in South Carolina, and we update clinic listings regularly.

The CDC recommends that certain high risk groups get flu vaccines as soon as possible. Check to see if you belong to a group listed on the CDC's flu vaccine priority lists.

(Persons who should not receive flu vaccine include infants under 6 months of age, people allergic to eggs or other vaccine ingredients, and people who have had Guillain-Barré syndrome within six weeks of previous influenza vaccination.)

Flu vaccines come in two forms: nasal mist and injection.  See whether you can safely take the nasal mist form of the flu vaccine or will need to get a shot.

H1N1 Vaccine Supply

Starting December 21, 2009, the injectable version of the H1N1 vaccine will become available to all populations who want to receive it thanks to an increase in supply. People ages 6 months and older can receive the vaccine as supplies are available.

Starting December 10, 2009, the nasal mist version of the H1N1 vaccine will become more widely available in South Carolina thanks to an increase in supply. People who can safely receive the nasal mist vaccine — healthy non-pregnant people ages 2-49 — are urged to get the vaccine as soon as possible.

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