The U.K. Is Doing So Much Better Than EU In Getting Their Citizen Vaxxed

[xoxo Craig 55,649]

5 minutes ago, Dulo Peep said:

i was reading that the side effects of the Pfizer one are kinda bad, right? I don't know too much about it

Only if you have a history of being allergic to almost everything. People who take severe reactions to things will probably have a reaction to the vaccine. But if you don't have that issue then you're fine

[vyniildisk 12,689]

Just now, xoxo Craig said:

Only if you have a history of being allergic to almost everything. People who take severe reactions to things will probably have a reaction to the vaccine. But if you don't have that issue then you're fine

is it true that in 6 months (aprox) we will be able to just buy it? From the lab that we trust the most

[xoxo Craig 55,649]

2 minutes ago, Dulo Peep said:

is it true that in 6 months (aprox) we will be able to just buy it? From the lab that we trust the most

I haven't heard that one before

[Peroxide555 587]

... right, shame we have one of the worst death rates in the world. 

[Rj Barker 3,331]

7 minutes ago, Dulo Peep said:

is it true that in 6 months (aprox) we will be able to just buy it? From the lab that we trust the most

I doubt it lovey, there will soon be a slight shortage of the Pfizer one whilst the manufacturers scale up their warehousing or whatever to make more at once. Itll likely be over a year until developing countries get their hands on any substantial amount so I think ot won't be a pick and choose for a while if at all. Could be wrong though. At least we in the UK are getting it right for once. Hoping to have a lot less restrictions come the spring. Sad that it'll probably be 2022 before clubs open again though. We can kiss goodbye any concerts till then too. Urgh

[Rj Barker 3,331]

1 minute ago, Peroxide555 said:

... right, shame we have one of the worst death rates in the world. 

The tories have been horrendous with not closing borders and not tough enough lockdown BUT the general public are also to blame as they have stopped listening. Every time I go outside to walk the dog or go into town to check on my restaurants I see so many people just out in groups. I see people on my Instagram and such having house parties. We are idiots.

[Blake 7,385]

Australia has to wait till March to start getting vaccines, fml.

[TheBannedShadow 3,424]

3 hours ago, Dulo Peep said:

is it true that in 6 months (aprox) we will be able to just buy it? From the lab that we trust the most

No. I work in the medical field and its a No for now. Seek information on Government websites and don't buy into alternate facts that people spread. This might make everything more difficult in a time that is already testing hummanity. 

[Rahrahbitchson 23,604]

Surprised? Its what they deserve after stanning gaga more than usa 

[Luc 4,776]

I hope my country will catch up, I just want to visit my grandma but even though she's 85 years old she's only getting her first shot somewhere near the end of March probably  

[Tinnitus15 51,887]

At least people there want to get the vaccine...my country think that the vaccine has chips or it will change your DNA so you can not have kids 🗿🗿🗿🗿

[ARTPOPFrankenstein 24]

The U.K. are doing better as the EU restricted the buying of the vaccine by member states and wanted to centralise all the buying. As a result of this, they didn’t get their act together and buy enough or quick enough. Britain, having left the EU, had full freedom to buy as much as possible and when to do it

[OMF 3,690]

9 hours ago, weed said:

Will people in NZ, Australia, or other countries done with covid get vaccinated?

Yea of course. We all will be.

The UK has done an abysmal job for a year now. Getting more people vaccinated and quickly is paramount. Same for the US.

In Australia and New Zealand we can afford to wait a bit longer if needed although we are also aiming to get most vaccinated asap