Step 1: Recall that diphtheria toxoid strength is quoted in Lf units and that there are two grades, a high-dose pediatric one and a low-dose adult one.
Step 2: The capital-D, capital-T pediatric DT (and the pediatric DPT) carries the full 25 Lf of diphtheria toxoid, because young children tolerate and need the larger antigen load to prime immunity.
Step 3: Contrast this with the small-d adult dT given to those over 12 years, which drops the diphtheria toxoid to about 2 Lf to limit hypersensitivity reactions in already-sensitised individuals.
Step 4: Remember the supporting facts: aluminium hydroxide or phosphate is the adjuvant, thiomersal the preservative, the cold-chain range is +2 to +8 degrees C, and the vaccine must never be frozen. So the pediatric DT diphtheria content is the highest value offered.
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