Pfizer Shares Surge After Release Of ‘Miracle’ COVID Pill That Is 89% Effective At Preventing Hospitalization

Nation and State ^ | 11/05/2021 | Tyler Durden

[Red Badger]

What does it cost?.........................

[PMAS]

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[elpadre]

Covid is being successfully treated throughout the US and world now. The covid cure rate is extremely good. What is being used? and will the new medicine be any better?

[Jane Long]

Pfizermectin?

[irishjuggler]

I’ll be the first to say it... what do you all bet Pfizer’s new wonder drug is a simply a chemical variant of Ivermectin??

[eyeamok]

More than likely it is just Ivermectin with a few molecules juggled around.

[SeekAndFind]

FROM REUTERS:

Fact Check: Pfizer's trial COVID-19 drug is not the same as Ivermectin

[dsrtsage]

Extra Strength Horse Paste

[paintriot]

So it’s 89% effective, vs 99% effective if you do nothing.

[metmom]

I don’t trust it any more than the vax

[BobL]

Thanks for tweaking my memory, now I remember where I’ve seen that 89% number... Ivermectin studies.

[blackdog]

Odds on it being a blue pill?

[SeekAndFind]

RE: 99% effective if you do nothing.

I don’t think being infected with Covid is 99% effective in preventing hospitalization.

That 99% ( actually 99.3% ) is the SURVIVAL rate ( including those who were hospitalized ).

Bottom line is we don’t want our hospitals swamped with Covid patients.

[blackdog]

Govermectin. 250 MG. Once a week or your utilities get cut off.

[Pollard]

Paxlovid ©

Active Ingredients

• Ivermectin 18mg
• Doxycycline 100mg
• Elemental Zinc 300mg
• Vitamin D3 10000iu

SARC

[Lurkinanloomin]

A lot more than Ivermectin, that has already been proven to work.

[irishjuggler]

Yeah, they’re “different,” but dollars to doughnuts they employ the same protease inhibitor mechanism.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Still required to get the “vaccine” though.

No exceptions.

Except for our friends.

[blackdog]

Hospitals had an average of 1 bed for every 1,100 people in a given area in 1975. Hospitals now have one bed for every 9,000 people in the same.

A stoudt batch of heroin or a pile-up on the interstate overwhelms hospitals these days.

Their business model was reshaped by insurance companies into purely outpatient scheduled services. Five times the patients thru-put with no admissions.

We aren't prepared for a disaster bigger than a popcorn fart.