Immunizations

First in a series:

Hep A
Hep B
Dip-Tet
Rabies

Expensive: almost $200, and this was only the first of 3 parts.

Did not opt for the Twinrex, or whatever the Hep A-B combo is, though $50 cheaper all together. You get better protection with the regular shots. Though I probably should have asked what it really means when they say you have 80%-90% protection. Does that mean you can expect to be exposed to the virus several times before being infected, or that 80-90% of people who get this immunization never contract the disease. I probably don't want to know.