Lot number lookup

Hep B vaccine lot number lookup

10 hep b vaccine lots with VAERS reports · 357 reports · 11 serious · 0 with a death outcome · manufacturers: Glaxosmithkline Biologicals

Read this first. A report count is not a rate. Lots differ in size and in how long they were in use; VAERS has no denominator unless shipment data is known. A report does not establish that the vaccine caused the event.

Hep B vaccine lots ranked by VAERS report count

Top 10 of 10 lots. Click a lot to open it in the lot explorer (symptom mix, timeline, reporting rate where a denominator exists).

LotManufacturerReportsSeriousDeathsDoses (known)Reports / M dosesFirst → last report
4F3YYHEPAB — Glaxosmithkline Biologicals621–––2022-04-26 → 2024-02-08
2KE55HEPAB — Glaxosmithkline Biologicals46––––2022-08-27 → 2024-04-17
DK23DHEPAB — Glaxosmithkline Biologicals41––––2021-02-10 → 2024-02-09
X239DHEPAB — Glaxosmithkline Biologicals38––––2021-08-14 → 2023-07-25
797F9HEPAB — Glaxosmithkline Biologicals35––––2023-08-18 → 2024-11-18
H7RF2HEPAB — Glaxosmithkline Biologicals31––––2023-11-11 → 2024-09-03
AHABB140AAHEPAB — Glaxosmithkline Biologicals3010–––2008-06-23 → 2010-11-19
2PG39HEPAB — Glaxosmithkline Biologicals29––––2023-05-10 → 2024-09-04
J477YHEPAB — Glaxosmithkline Biologicals23––––2022-07-18 → 2023-08-17
H3SG9HEPAB — Glaxosmithkline Biologicals22––––2023-02-03 → 2024-12-23

Common questions

How do I find my hep b vaccine lot number?

The lot (batch) number is printed on your vaccination record card, on the vial or prefilled syringe label, and in your clinic's immunization record or state registry printout. It is usually 5–8 characters, letters and numbers.

What does a high report count for a hep b vaccine lot mean?

Mostly that the lot was large or widely distributed, or shipped during a period of intense reporting. VAERS counts have no denominator unless shipment data is known, so a lot with more reports is not shown to be more harmful; compare the per-million-doses column where available and read the lot explorer's caveats.

Does a VAERS report mean the vaccine caused the event?

No. VAERS accepts any report from anyone; it is a signal-detection system, not a causal record. Reports are unverified and incomplete, and the same event can be reported more than once.

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Source: VAERS public data via the site's lot index (tools/apply_product_shell.py); shipment denominators where published. Generated 2026-10-08. Not medical advice.