It depends on what the underlying biological mechanisms are for the product. mRNA vaccines are a brilliant development, but so far the track record in the lab has been a dismal failure and the human results are questionable.
If this product is based on known antiviral agents , then that’s an entirely different story.
gitmo wrote: “It depends on what the underlying biological mechanisms are for the product. mRNA vaccines are a brilliant development, but so far the track record in the lab has been a dismal failure and the human results are questionable.”
Perhaps ‘earlier’ results were unsuccessful but these vaccines have proven to be very successful. Over 160 million fully vaccinated. Very few issues. Hospitalizations and deaths have fallen steadily as the numbers of vaccinated have risen.
Sure, it’s new technology but do you want to forego all medical advances returning to the days of cowpox?