@davidc4430 wrote:
COVID-19 vaccine manufacturer Pfizer has made a big announcement — here's what to make of it
https://www.abc.net.au/news/health/2020-11-10/covid-vaccine-pfizer-what-you-need-to-know-coronavirus...
the fly in the ointment
every year i have a flu vax
the doctor keeps it in a fridge taking it out to give me
this new covid 19 vax has to be kept in a fridge too
but not your ordinary fridge
a fridge that goes to minus 70c!
no one is saying where do you get a fridge that cools to minus 70c?
every doctors surgury and every hospital
anywhere the vax is stored has to have a fridge that cools to minus 70c
nobody is talking about this from the 'experts' side
is there a wharehouse full of these fridges just waiting for orders?
Just a thought.....Do fertility clinics have fridges that cool to that level ? I know in the animal husbandry industry ( artificial insemination ) the straws of genetic material are carried around in containers of dry ice to keep them super-cold. If so there may be quite a few freezers capable of storing the vaccines. Whether they have spare capacity is another matter, but if the freezers are relatively common already it may not be that difficult to produce a few more.
EDIT - just did a google search and it appears genetic material is already commonly stored at temperatures much colder than -70C so the technology and equipment is already commonly used, well understood and readily available.
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