First doses of Pfizer coronavirus vaccine has flown to US from Belgium

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The 1st doses of Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine candidate have been flown over 2 the U.S. from Belgium.

United commenced chartering flights 2 send doses of the vaccine 2 the U.S. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) also confirmed that it was "supporting the 1st mass air shipment of a vaccine."

The FAA is allowing United 2 carry 15k pounds of dry ice per flight, which is 5 times over the permitted limit.

Pfizer's vaccine candidate is developed in partnership with the German biotechnology company BioNTech, & last week, Pfizer applied 4 emergency use authorization (EUA) with the Food & Drug Administration (FDA). The vaccine will be distributed once it is approved.

The United Kingdom is slated 2 approve Pfizer's vaccine as early as next week.

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Me on my way to get miss rona’s vaccine 

[dynamite 41,586]

I hope it works and I hope it's rolled out quickly 

[Jill 13,407]

Another thing the US gets first because...reasons 

[gabeoz 6,221]

5 minutes ago, dynamite said:

I hope it works and I hope it's rolled out quickly 

It will probably take a while  not to mention you need to take 2 injections for it to reach peak effectiveness

[Chromatography 3,973]

14 minutes ago, gabeoz said:

It will probably take a while  not to mention you need to take 2 injections for it to reach peak effectiveness

front line workers are supposed to get a dose starting dec 15

[xoxo Craig 50,587]

It hasn't been approved yet   what are they doing?

[LateToCult 23,324]

Miss @BUtterfield 8 loves her number 2s. 

[Justin Drew Bieber 12,654]

Did anyone else read “first doses of Pigrez”? 

[BillieGOAT 3,186]

Y’all say what you want but there is NO WAY I’m putting that vaccine in my body. It takes decades to study the side effects of medicine like this & I’m not risking it

I already had COVID so hopefully my antibodies/T-cells will work as my immunity

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3 minutes ago, BillieGOAT said:

Y’all say what you want but there is NO WAY I’m putting that vaccine in my body. It takes decades to study the side effects of medicine like this & I’m not risking it

I already had COVID so hopefully my antibodies/T-cells will work as my immunity

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10 minutes ago, LateToCult said:

Miss @BUtterfield 8 loves her number 2s. 

Well when @Admin makes it legal on this site to post a full article I’ll be posting my number 2s!

 

[BillieGOAT 3,186]

36 minutes ago, BUtterfield 8 said:

Thank you for your response, have a nice evening! 

[ItWasntLaauv 4,491]

Anti-vaxxers incoming.

[Squidward T 859]

1 hour ago, BillieGOAT said:

Y’all say what you want but there is NO WAY I’m putting that vaccine in my body. It takes decades to study the side effects of medicine like this & I’m not risking it

I already had COVID so hopefully my antibodies/T-cells will work as my immunity

Decades? The vaccine takes 2 weeks to work. If you have any side effects its going to be within the 2 weeks your body is developing antibodies to the virus. Long term side effects from any Vaccine are extremely rare. The vaccine has been studied for 8 months. I doubt any side effects would take longer than that to develop? 

Edited November 29, 2020 by Squidward T

[julz 580]

It would still pass clinical trials/testing on each country...before it is deployed for use.