Danny Sullivan on Search Engine Land reports and documents the new Flu Shot Locatorfrom Google. The locator itself comes via Google Maps and shows both locations to get seasonal flu shots as well as the H1N1 shot in the U.S.

Locations are marked with the icons that look like syringes and needed. Red shows seasonal flu shot locations while blue identifies H1N1 shot locations.

Sullivan writes:

Unfortunately, you can’t tell at-a-glance if a particular location is out of stock on flu vaccine.

He goes on to say that you’ll have to look at the list of locations in the left column to find out if the location still has the vaccine in stock.

Finally, we learn that the Google Flu Shot Locator will be added to both Flu.gov and the American Lung Association Flu Clinic Locator.

Direct to Google Flu Shot Locator Database

Source: Search Engine Land

See Also: Google Flu Trends

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