Herself
December 4th 03, 09:39 PM
Richard > wrote:
> I just spoke with a customer service representative at Merck and
> was told that monovalent equivalents of MMR (M, M, and R) are indeed
> available in the USA on an "allocation basis".
>
> This means that they will be sold to pharmacies and health care
> professionals on demand by special order only in minimum lot sizes of
> ten doses.
Can a bunch of us go in for a lot of 10? We still need the M and M, as
long as it's egg free...
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'Tis Herself
> I just spoke with a customer service representative at Merck and
> was told that monovalent equivalents of MMR (M, M, and R) are indeed
> available in the USA on an "allocation basis".
>
> This means that they will be sold to pharmacies and health care
> professionals on demand by special order only in minimum lot sizes of
> ten doses.
Can a bunch of us go in for a lot of 10? We still need the M and M, as
long as it's egg free...
--
'Tis Herself