All Vaccines/OPV / IPV (Polio Vaccine)

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ChildhoodBirth, 6, 10, 14 weeks; boosters at 16–24 months99% effective with full course Efficacy

OPV / IPV (Polio Vaccine)

Childhood Vaccine · Birth, 6, 10, 14 weeks; boosters at 16–24 months

Birth, 6, 10, 14 weeks; boosters at 16–24 months

Age Group

99% effective with full course

Efficacy

OPV: Free (Govt) / IPV: ₹500–₹800

Cost Range

Bharat Biotech

Manufacturer

Your Vaccination Journey

Before Vaccination
Consult your doctor to confirm eligibility for the OPV / IPV (Polio Vaccine). Discuss any allergies, current medications, and your medical history. Avoid getting vaccinated if you have a fever or acute illness.
Vaccination Day
The OPV / IPV (Polio Vaccine) is administered by injection or orally by a certified healthcare professional. The procedure takes just a few minutes. You will be observed for 15–30 minutes for immediate reactions.
24–48 Hours After
Mild side effects such as soreness at the injection site, low-grade fever, or fatigue are normal and resolve on their own. Stay hydrated and rest. Seek medical attention if symptoms are severe.
Follow-Up Doses
Complete the full dosage schedule as prescribed — skipping doses reduces effectiveness. Follow-up doses are usually given within weeks to months of the first dose.