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Studies in mice have shown that Calcium Phosphate adsorbed tetanus toxoid (IPADT) can be used as a vehicle for freezedried rabies vaccine. Trials were undertaken in human volunteers and patients receiving a post-exposure treatment using the same vaccines to evaluate tolerance and antibody response to both vaccines.
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