I double checked with the spousal unit. She said the Covid vaccine has a 6 hour use window once opened so it’s in small vials to prevent wastage.
We definitely need to apply milk technology to our vaccines.
I double checked with the spousal unit. She said the Covid vaccine has a 6 hour use window once opened so it’s in small vials to prevent wastage.
We definitely need to apply milk technology to our vaccines.
I double checked with the spousal unit. She said the Covid vaccine has a 6 hour use window once opened so it’s in small vials to prevent wastage.
We definitely need to apply milk technology to our vaccines.
Thanks Grinner. And everyone else too. Being able to vent on here while picking up tips has helped that stressful journey.@Dumbstar it's good to hear that she is improving. I remember you being one of the first posters to mention problems early last year so it's been an awful slog for your family. Best of luck.
I wouldn't bet on it. The Indian government has some wierd obsession with only using made in India vaccines. So we have no pre orders for Pfizer, Moderna or any of the foreign manafactured vaccines. The two vaccines currently being used AZ and Covaxin are being manafactured locally. The other vaccine which has been granted approval is the Sputnik V from Russia but it will be manafactured locally in India and only then be used which will take another couple of months.Novavax can start administering sooner than you think. It is being reviewed and expected to be approved soon in UK, I think.
So sorry about that.She's better thanks. As the symptoms have been related to inflammation caused by the over active immune system I've been trying to get her to "eat" anti-inflammatories. So basically first fixing her gut with a good dose of fibre and cultures (Shreddies and Kefir for example). And supplementing with good quality omega 3 and vitamin D.
She's been able to go to school again in the last few months and even concentrate. Still gets headaches, fatigue, brain fog as well as other minor symptoms but more manageable now. No word from the long covid clinic that was supposed to contact us though. It's been 12 weeks.
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about time!Sweet Jesus. My wife is getting her first on Wednesday morning and I’m getting my first on Thursday morning! Got our texts earlier, I could almost cry
Delighted for you!Sweet Jesus. My wife is getting her first on Wednesday morning and I’m getting my first on Thursday morning! Got our texts earlier, I could almost cry
Such a relief even with all the shitty findings going on with vaccines. Honestly i feel like crying after more than a year cocooning.about time!
Personally, I wouldn't worry about this. Its seems incredibly rare.Awww ffs!
So am IPersonally, I wouldn't worry about this. Its seems incredibly rare.
ah those things are dull, feel like the bionic man all wired up, always find my heart is perfectly behaved when I have one on tooSuch a relief even with all the shitty findings going on with vaccines. Honestly i feel like crying after more than a year cocooning.
Ironically i have to go into the hospital now for a fitting a 72hr heart monitor, christ on a bike
I’m the same. Typicalah those things are dull, feel like the bionic man all wired up, always find my heart is perfectly behaved when I have one on too
Congrats, about time!Sweet Jesus. My wife is getting her first on Wednesday morning and I’m getting my first on Thursday morning! Got our texts earlier, I could almost cry
CongratulationsSweet Jesus. My wife is getting her first on Wednesday morning and I’m getting my first on Thursday morning! Got our texts earlier, I could almost cry
Congrats - been seeing your posts here waiting for them, so it's niceSweet Jesus. My wife is getting her first on Wednesday morning and I’m getting my first on Thursday morning! Got our texts earlier, I could almost cry
I’m not sure but I’m going to guess Pfizer because I’m under 60.Congrats, about time!
Do you know which one you're getting? Also, have you thought about how your behaviour will change (if at all)?
Ya that makes sense. I personally don't think I'll be comfortable to go back to fully normal until there is some form of herd immunity (I'm only expecting my vaccine at the end of the year though, so a lot can happen between now and then!).I’m not sure but I’m going to guess Pfizer because I’m under 60.
I don’t think our behaviour will change that much in the short term, though once fully vaccinated we can at least visit home (once Ireland allows it)
Congrats. Definitely the best thing you'll do all year.Thanks lads, I’ll feel better in myself knowing we’ve had the first one. Cocooning for a year is a joy
Great news for you. xSweet Jesus. My wife is getting her first on Wednesday morning and I’m getting my first on Thursday morning! Got our texts earlier, I could almost cry
Good luck!Had my second Moderna shot this morning.
Now feeling fatigued and febrile.
Let's see how the night will be.
You'll be fine. Good luck.Had my second Moderna shot this morning.
Now feeling fatigued and febrile.
Let's see how the night will be.
Who’s funding the vaccine creation? UK and US. People in India/ China aren’t working for free dude.
You can fund vaccine creation and still sponsor a more equitable distribution. The two things are not mutually exclusive.Who’s funding the vaccine creation? UK and US. People in India/ China aren’t working for free dude.
Not just Uk/US. The EU, China and Russia have all invested a lot of money in vaccine research too.Who’s funding the vaccine creation? UK and US. People in India/ China aren’t working for free dude.
Wouldn't this simply be down to the fact that spare the first couple of months of the pandemic, COVID hasn't hit China as hard as the other nations, which would allow them to export some of their vaccine stockpile ?
There’s no way of dressing up how The UK & US have acted with regards to this.Wouldn't this simply be down to the fact that spare the first couple of months of the pandemic, COVID hasn't hit China as hard as the other nations, which would allow them to export some of their vaccine stockpile ?
Shamed in what sense ? Not exporting vaccines before fully vaccinating their own populations ? That sounds like a rational thing most countries would do.There’s no way of dressing up how The UK & US have acted with regards to this.
They’ve been shamed by India, The EU and China.
Isn't that because we approved and used the vaccine almost 2 months before Europe did?Wouldn't this simply be down to the fact that spare the first couple of months of the pandemic, COVID hasn't hit China as hard as the other nations, which would allow them to export some of their vaccine stockpile ?