CDC does not have a preferential recommendation for any flu vaccine over another, and vaccination should not be delayed to wait on a specific vaccine product when another vaccine licensed for use in adults is available. There are several flu vaccine formulations that are approved for use in people 65 and older, including two so-called “enhanced” flu vaccines: the high dose flu vaccine and the adjuvanted flu vaccine. Both vaccines are specifically designed to create a stronger immune response in people aged 65 years and older. Another recent study showed that a vaccine made using recombinant technology can also produce a stronger immune response in adults 65 years and older. For those having trouble locating “enhanced” vaccines licensed for use in people 65 years and older, call providers ahead of time to check availability. There also may be other locations in your area that have vaccine available. Use VaccineFinder to find out where to get vaccinated near you. How to locate high-dose and adjuvanted flu vaccine using VaccineFinder: Visit VaccineFinder.org Click “Find Vaccines” Click “Select your vaccines” Select “Flu Shot (65+)” and then click “Add 1 Vaccine” Enter your address or zip code Click “Search For Vaccine” Choose a vaccine provider from the list that appears or choose an option from the map. Call ahead to confirm availability and then get your flu vaccine from your chosen provider.