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The VDH recommends all adults receive tetanus shots every 10 years. Tetanus vaccination is still effective if given within 48 hours after an injury, according to the VDH.

A tetanus-diphtheria toxoid preparation containing 1 L f of diphtheria toxoid and 5 L f of tetanus toxoid, purified, without alum adjuvant, is recommended for adult use in the civil population.

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Boosters for Adults: Adults should receive a tetanus booster shot every 10 years. If you sustain a significant wound and your last booster was more than five years ago, you may need an additional ...