The CDC has released its report about what went wrong at a corporate flu shot clinic in West Windsor, New Jersey.
Back in October, 67 employees of Oksuka Pharmaceuticals were notified that a nurse who was administering the flu vaccine did not follow proper protocol.
A new report shows on top of re-using syringes, the vaccine was also shipped to the nurse's home.
It was stored in a home refrigerator without monitoring temperature, as per protocol.
The vaccine was also transported in Styrofoam containers that were also unmonitored.
Approximately 17% of adults get their flu shot at their workplace.
The CDC says the vaccine should be shipped directly to the site or transported with a portable refrigerator that monitors temperature.
The contract nurse in this incident gave up her license.
The employees were all tested for HIV and Hepatitis B.
CDC releases report on NJ flu shot clinic
