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Injectable immunotherapy: recommendations for safe allergen vial preparation in the office setting
Current Opinion in Otolaryngology and Head & Neck Surgery, 05/21/09

Lay PC - Existing literature on the subject of safe vial preparation suggests that the incidence of bacterial contamination of allergen vials is very low. Historically, there is no report of bacterial infection for subcutaneous immunotherapy using vials prepared in the office setting or otherwise when using the proper sterile technique.

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