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Monoclonal Antibodies are Not meant to be a vaccine, but a therapeutic. I took it about 4 days after a verified covid test and felt better the next day and was well in a couple more.

You have to take the infusion within 10 days of a positive test. I should have antibodies enough to get by at least for 6 more months. It is not a vaccine though. It doesn't have all that crap in it from the vaccine. If we have monoclonal antibodies, Ivermectin, and hydroxycloriquin, IMO, we have enough to get by without the vaccine. India and a couple other places have killed covid in their countries by Ivermectin alone.

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sure, I agree completely they’re a therapeutic but for those who are vaccine hesitant or who can’t take vaccines for some medical reason, people should have that choice, at least onesies, anyway.

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"Monoclonal Antibodies are Not meant to be a vaccine, but a therapeutic. "

When my spouse had the monoclonal therapy last month the Dr giving it said he would only need one shot in December as the monoclonal would act as the first.