TWINRIX
Hepatitis A (inactivated) + hepatitis B surface antigen
720 U + 20 mcg / 1 mL · suspension · intramuscular · 19 years and older
Hepatitis A and B combined (Twinrix)
TWINRIX · TWINRIX JUNIOR
Three doses over six months. Every product below is a Health Canada authorized vaccine; every schedule comes from the Canadian Immunization Guide.
Brand names and DINs (Drug Identification Numbers) as Health Canada's Drug Product Database lists them. The product monograph is the manufacturer's full prescribing information approved by Health Canada.
Hepatitis A (inactivated) + hepatitis B surface antigen
720 U + 20 mcg / 1 mL · suspension · intramuscular · 19 years and older
Hepatitis A (inactivated) + hepatitis B surface antigen
360 U + 10 mcg / 0.5 mL · suspension · intramuscular · 1 to 18 years
Based on the Canadian Immunization Guide's administration practices and acute reactions guidance.
Use if indicated; both components are non-live.
Use if indicated.
Source: Immunization in pregnancy and breastfeeding: Canadian Immunization Guide — Chapter updated August 2026. Live vaccines are generally contraindicated in pregnancy; routinely recommended vaccines can be given while breastfeeding unless the chapter says otherwise.
The schedules the Canadian Immunization Guide describes for this vaccine. Which one applies depends on age, health and product — use the dose planner to see the dates for your situation.
Combined hepatitis A/B vaccine at months 0, 1 and 6 for people 19 years and older.
TWINRIX adult formulation for 19 years of age and older. Dose 2 one month after dose 1, dose 3 six months after dose 1. An accelerated schedule (days 0, 7, 21 and a dose at 12 months) exists for imminent travel; ask your healthcare professional.
Combined paediatric hepatitis A/B vaccine at months 0, 1 and 6 for ages 1 to 18 years.
TWINRIX Junior for 1 year to less than 19 years of age. Dose 2 one month after dose 1, dose 3 six months after dose 1. A two-dose adult-formulation schedule for 1 to 15 year olds also exists; ask your healthcare professional.
Clinical rules reviewed on 2026-09-27. General information from public Canadian guidance; a personal assessment is needed for treatment decisions. Care365 does not decide whether a vaccine is publicly funded in Ontario.