A Legacy of Excellence in Prevention of Rabies
Before receiving ChiroRab® for post-exposure prophylaxis, inform your healthcare provider if you or your child has a severe allergy to eggs or egg products, a severe allergy to antibiotics, or an allergy to polygeline.
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Founded in 1989, Chiron Behring has been at the forefront of manufacturing top-quality, new-generation rabies vaccines in India, serving the global community with unwavering commitment. Our flagship product, Rabipur, has been a trusted anti-rabies vaccine for over 30 years, saving nearly 20 million lives worldwide.
Rabipur’s legacy is backed by extensive scientific validation. With over 6,000 subjects in over 25 clinical trials and 25 published studies, it remains the only rabies vaccine globally with such a comprehensive data package.
In 2019, while many companies hesitated due to ageing facilities and branding challenges, we focused on what truly matters: the product, technology, knowledge, and expertise. This dedication led to the establishment of Chirorab®, enabling a successful transition from Rabipur and securing a strong presence in a competitive market with approximately 35 – 40% market share.
We are committed to providing safe and effective solutions for post-exposure prophylaxis against rabies. Our product, ChiroRab®, is developed with the highest safety standards to ensure maximum protection for individuals exposed to the rabies virus. We prioritise patient safety and encourage open communication about any pre-existing allergies, such as severe allergies to eggs or egg products, antibiotics or polygeline. We aim to support healthcare providers and patients with trusted, high-quality vaccines and essential medical information to guide safe administration.
“ChiroRab® is a WHO-approved rabies vaccine, proven to work and trusted by doctors around the world.”
Vaccinated People
If you have/your child has already been fully vaccinated against rabies and/or have received boosters, and have been in contact with a rabid or suspected rabid animal, you/ your child usually need 2 more doses of vaccine (1.0 ml each). The first dose is given as soon as possible after the contact, and the second is given 3 days later.
Unvaccinated People
If you/your child have/has not been vaccinated before or received inadequate basic immunization, either 4 or 5 doses (1.0 ml each) will be given according to one of the following schedules: