[CheshireTheCat]

This sounds interesting, but my brain isn’t firing on all cylinders right now. Something is troubling me about this, but I can’t put my finger on it.

I’m putting this here rather than posting it because I need a second opinion, so to speak.

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FDA Won’t Say Why Some Non-Approved Pfizer Vaccines Were Deemed ‘BLA-Compliant’

https://theohiostar.com/2021/12/23/fda-wont-say-why-some-non-approved-pfizer-vaccines-were-deemed-bla-compliant/

....That website is only available for healthcare providers to look up vaccine lot numbers.

But as part of a sworn affidavit in the Miami University lawsuit, a nurse who was in charge of vaccine procurement for the school from Aug. to Nov. told attorneys that one EUA vaccine lot was labeled “BLA-compliant.” That lot was numbered FF2593. (The nurse noted that that vaccine lot was never distributed).

The attorneys also gained access to other EUA vaccine lots labeled as “BLA-compliant.” They are listed here, according to the attorneys.

The distinction is important because it suggests that Pfizer’s “BLA-compliant” EUA vaccines are in some way different from Pfizer’s non-BLA compliant EUA vaccines....

[Steve Van Doorn]

Shenanigans:
I believe Pfizer is saying Comirnaty and BNT162 are interchangeable only in Europe on paper. The nurse wanted Comirnaty as it was approved in Europe not the US.

This case SHOULD show they're the same product and it shouldn't be sold anyplace.

[WildHighlander57]

What does “BLA-compliant” mean?