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should I mix?
- Thread starter SunnY S
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Information about the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine
COVID-19 vaccine manufacturer, type, doses, how it is given, and more.
www.cdc.gov
NACI flip flops based on single small sample studies that match government procurement mismanagement.
I wouldn't take their opinion as fact if they told me the rye toast at a breakfast place was good. They probably ran out of everything else.
Mad Mike
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If you mix, I heard 50:1 is best.
32:1 unless you are European then 60:1
You obviously don't know Helmut.
Just do as you are told. Ya!
I was able to get both doses of AstraZeneca.
The primary advantage of mixing is for getting as many vaccinated with the simplified distribution and for political gain.
As No credible trials on the benefits or consequences of mixing have been completed
I see lots of “hope” in the much of the studies publicized in the non medical media. “Opeds ”
Most conclude that the risks of mixing are less than the potential of getting the virus.
Would be interesting to see how many will want to have their 12 - 18 olds vaccinated.
The primary advantage of mixing is for getting as many vaccinated with the simplified distribution and for political gain.
As No credible trials on the benefits or consequences of mixing have been completed
I see lots of “hope” in the much of the studies publicized in the non medical media. “Opeds ”
Most conclude that the risks of mixing are less than the potential of getting the virus.
Would be interesting to see how many will want to have their 12 - 18 olds vaccinated.
That's (ready to) race-ist.
Why do you say no?
Mad Mike
Well-known member
Full synthetic.
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