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As a step towards addressing this issue, GAVI changed the co-financing requirement calculation in 2012 to be a percentage of UNICEF's WAP by vaccine presentation to account for the fact that single dose presentations can have a significantly higher price than multi-dose presentations.

The removal of the preservative thimerosal from vaccine production, as strongly encouraged by the FDA and other US regulatory bodies, is expected to further increase demand for single dose presentations, exacerbating constraints on filling capacity.

The vaccine was Vaxigrip (Sanofi-Pasteur MSD, Lyon, France), a trivalent inactivated influenza vaccine, in single-dose presentation.

The newer vaccines are often single-dose presentation in pre-filled glass syringes and bulky packaging which need more storage space.

Thus, we cannot conclude that the benefits of the RHZE-FDC regimen are due exclusively to its fixed-dose presentation, since doses were different and an additional drug (E) was included.

The aforementioned approaches are intended as single-dose presentations, besides multi-dose presentations may also be considered providing further advantages in terms of dose flexibility.

20 Temozolamide was commercialized in 1999 with several dose-presentations: 5 mg, 20 mg, 100 mg and 250 mg.

From an implementation perspective, however, factors such as wastage rates for single-dose vs. multi-dose presentations should also be considered.

The country introduced Monovalent Hepatitis B (HepB) in 1995, followed by pentavalent DTP-HepB-Hib in a fully liquid formulation in 1-dose vial presentation in November 2010, while Pneumococcal 13-valent (PCV13) and Rotarix vaccines, in fully liquid formulations in 1-dose presentations were introduced in July 2012.

GENEVA,  10 August 2006 — The first international Expert Consultation on Paediatric Essential Medicines, jointly held by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and UNICEF, today delivered a plan to revise existing essential medicine formulations to include the right dose and presentation for children.

WHO and UNICEF tackle problem of missing essential medicines for children GENEVA, 10 August 2006 — The first international Expert Consultation on Paediatric Essential Medicines by WHO and UNICEF today delivered a plan to revise existing essential medicine formulations to include the right dose and presentation for children.