[mewzilla]

Might be because the idiots doing the vaccinating don’t know the difference between intermuscular and subcutaneous.

Why in HADES weren’t primary care providers allowed to distribute these damn vaccines?!

[mewzilla]

Last month, from across The Pond. Keep in mind this info has been out there from the get go...

NHS buys longer needles to give jabs to the obese THE NHS is spending £1.5million on extra-long needles to give the morbidly obese their booster jabs for Covid-19.

Let's hear it for socialized medicine/Obamacare.

[qwerty1234]

>>Why in HADES weren’t primary care providers allowed to distribute these damn vaccines?!

In some cases they were/did. The logistics were tough for many small dr’s offices - the need to keep people physically seperated, the need to keep people for 15 minutes after the shot to make sure there were no after effects (immediate after effects anyway), plus several of the freezers required super cold freezers to store the vaccines AND the fact that most needed to be done in groups of 10 or 11 (once you open a dose, you need to use all the doses very soon) made the logistics very difficult for a typical small site.

Thats why stadium’s/shopping malls, gymnasiums etc with lots of space, and lots of parking and the ability to use one huge vaccine freezer definitely made those places able to handle high volumes.