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Haemagglutinin-strain a (h1n1)

This page lists the patient medication information or the product monograph for 19 drugs with the active ingredient Haemagglutinin-strain a (h1n1).

Drugs with Haemagglutinin-strain a (h1n1) alone

DrugRx or OTC
Panenza PM –

Combinations with Haemagglutinin-strain a (h1n1)

DrugRx or OTC
Haemagglutinin-strain a (h1n1) + Haemagglutinin-strain a (h3n2) + Haemagglutinin-strain b
Agriflu PM –
Fluad –
Flucelvax PM –
Fluviral (Id Biomedical Corporation of Quebec, PM 00053162) PM –
Fluviral (Id Biomedical Corporation of Quebec, PM 00085961) PM –
Fluzone (Sanofi Pasteur) PM –
Fluzone (Sanofi Vaccines Canada) PM –
Fluzone High-Dose –
Influvac PM –
Intanza PM –
Vaxigrip PM –

Drugs with 4 or more active ingredients

DrugOther active ingredientsRx or OTC
Afluria Tetra PM Haemagglutinin-strain a (h3n2), Haemagglutinin-strain b (victoria), Haemagglutinin-strain b (yamagata) –
Flucelvax Quad PM Haemagglutinin-strain a (h3n2), Haemagglutinin-strain b (victoria), Haemagglutinin-strain b (yamagata) –
Flulaval Tetra PM Haemagglutinin-strain a (h3n2), Haemagglutinin-strain b (victoria), Haemagglutinin-strain b (yamagata) –
Fluzone High-Dose Quadrivalent PM Haemagglutinin-strain a (h3n2), Haemagglutinin-strain b (victoria), Haemagglutinin-strain b (yamagata) –
Fluzone Quadrivalent (Sanofi Vaccines Canada, 15 mcg / 15 mcg / 15 mcg / 15 mcg, 30 mcg / 30 mcg / 30 mcg / 30 mcg) PM Haemagglutinin-strain a (h3n2), Haemagglutinin-strain b (victoria), Haemagglutinin-strain b (yamagata) –
Fluzone Quadrivalent (Sanofi Vaccines Canada, 7.5 mcg / 7.5 mcg / 7.5 mcg / 7.5 mcg, 15 mcg / 15 mcg / 15 mcg / 15 mcg) PM Haemagglutinin-strain a (h3n2), Haemagglutinin-strain b (victoria), Haemagglutinin-strain b (yamagata) –
Influvac Tetra Haemagglutinin-strain a (h3n2), Haemagglutinin-strain b (victoria), Haemagglutinin-strain b (yamagata) –

Drug classes

The WHO ATC system sorts drugs into drug classes by the organ they act on and by how they work - the class pages also list the other drugs of the class on this site.

Sources: patient medication information, product monographs, active ingredients, ATC codes and Rx or OTC status: Health Canada, Drug Product Database and product monographs. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice.