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Background The publicity of the H1N1 pandemic increased the demand for flu vaccination including in the egg allergic. The MMR protocol is safe but cumbersome. A simpler but less tried protocol with vaccines having <1.2 μg/ml egg protein has been available [1]. As current Canadian seasonal and H1N1 vaccines fulfill this criterion, we hypothesized either split or full administration is safe without skin testing.

Safety of H1N1 and seasonal influenza vaccines in egg allergic patients in British Columbia