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How to avoid Mercury in the Swine Flu Vaccine Member By vnicks User-Submitted Article Some formulations of the H1N1 vaccine contain a preservative called thimerosal, which is up to 50% mercury. In order to avoid being given mercury in a swine flu shot, you need to educate yourself about the swine flu vaccine. . 1Know which vaccines contain thimerosal, a mercury-based preservative. Only the injectable version of the swine flu vaccine contains thimerosal, so avoiding a swine flu shot will prevent any exposure to mercury while trying to avoid infection from the H1N1 virus. Step 2Find out the type of formulation. Thimerosal is typically used as a preservative in multi-dose formulations of the swine flu vaccine. Single-dose formulations typically do not require the use of a preservative. Step 3Read the package insert. If you are still in doubt, ask to read the package insert prior to accepting a swine flu shot. The patient information included with the swine flu vaccine will provide full disclosure on the contents of the vaccine and potential side effects.