After months of development, the vaccine for the H1N1 virus has been released.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the federal government has purchased 250 million H1N1 vaccine doses.

While the 250 million will be dispersed throughout the United States, early shipments are at a minimum.

“We received our first shipment about one week and a half ago,” Craig Lefebvre, Public Information Officer for St. Louis County Health Department, said.

The H1N1 vaccine locations are getting easier to find. The H1N1 vaccine locations are classified as the places where the H1N1 Vaccine Locations Selected H1N1 flu shot will be available around the country.

Each state may work slightly differently when determining their own H1N1 vaccine locations, but the prevalent number are choosing to go with the same basic ideas. Here in the state of Washington, the H1N1 vaccine locations have been broken down into three specific entities where people will be able to go to get their H1N1 vaccine flu shot.

You can go to the following links to check the location:

http://www.muskegonhealth.net/current/h1n1_vaccinations.htm