1. At what age is the DPaT vaccine given?
The DTaP vaccination is typically given to children around the age of 6.
2. What diseases does the DPaT vaccine prevent?
The DTaP vaccine is a safe and effective way to prevent the bacterial diseases of diphtheria and tetanus as well as polio which is a viral disease.
3. Is the DTaP vaccine mandatory?
The DTaP vaccination is part of the UK’s childhood vaccination programme, but it is not a mandatory vaccine.
4. How many DPaT doses are required?
The DTaP vaccine (Revaxis) is given as a single injection from the age of six years old.