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I was unaware generic vaccines had been made avaliable (I thought the developer had exclusive rights for a period of time before generic formulas could be produced.....but I'm not sure why I thought this).Not directly OP related, but a recent inquiry revealed that a pharmacist in a large metropolitan area not only didn’t have the officially approved Pfizer vaccine (only the generic), but had never even heard of Comirnaty.
LOL. Obtuse much? Generic in naming vs namebrand, of course.I was unaware generic vaccines had been made avaliable (I thought the developer had exclusive rights for a period of time before generic formulas could be produced.....but I'm not sure why I thought this).
Oh. I see what you mean. Medically the exact same vaccine, produced by the same company at the sane location but not marketed under the trade name.LOL. Obtuse much? Generic in naming vs namebrand, of course.
What's the name of your COVID-19 vaccine? We call ours "COVID-19 Vaccine." Clever.
What model Ford do you have? I think it's a "truck." But it's on the roadside. Dead. See if you can find it.
Yeah, I know what you're trying to say. Already encountered it and rightly rejected it outright. No, I’m not referring to the "generic" quibble. That’s all red herring. So that technicality can stand. Yeah, I mean you can have that one.Oh. I see what you mean. Medically the exact same vaccine, produced by the same company at the sane location but not marketed under the trade name.
"A generic drug is a pharmaceutical drug that contains the same chemical substance as a drug that was originally protected by chemical patents."
The term "generic" does not apply (the established name is "Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vacvine" and the trade name is "Comirnaty").
You are talking legal issues regarding a name, not the actual vaccine (which is not in question....it us the same vaccine).Yeah, I know what you're trying to say. Already encountered it and rightly rejected it outright. No, I’m not referring to the "generic" quibble. That’s all red herring. So that technicality can stand. Yeah, I mean you can have that one.
But, no, the "Comirnaty" brandname is not the same as merely “COVID-19 Vaccine.” The legal ramifications are not merely significant but dramatic. The technical difference between being liable and not. This is not just about politics but about money. Lots and lots of money. Call it mammon.
That post is definitely an example of your "careful and deliberate" communication.You are talking legal issues regarding a name, not the actual vaccine (which is not in question....it us the same vaccine).
If pointing out you ate mot using the actual meaning of "generic" is "quibbling" then do us arguing what the vacvine is called (from a medical standpoint). The only reason it is even an issue is some want to stop vaccines.
When the name usage came up the judge even acknowledged that medically it's same vaccine.
So we are only talking politics.
@Aaron is correct. I've been saying the same thing for months. It is not about covid and vaccinations but about politics.
LOL. Don't think we're in agreement. It's your side that makes it political. If not for the the non-medical, unscientific and medieval lockdowns, the extortion and coercion of citizens through an increasingly transparent vax propaganda amidst an unconscionable injury ratio . . . the discussions would be about covid and vaccinations.@Aaron is correct. I've been saying the same thing for months. It is not about covid and vaccinations but about politics.
You are mistaken. I never supported lockdowns. I believe Trump made a bad decision when he chose to lockdown the nation. That was a political move.LOL. Don't think we're in agreement. It's your side that makes it political. If not for the the non-medical, unscientific and medieval lockdowns, the extortion and coercion of citizens through an increasingly transparent vax propaganda amidst an unconscionable injury ratio . . . the discussions would be about covid and vaccinations.
Until the Covid 19 vax, VAERS was considered to do just that.I'm saying a connection has to be made between side-effects and the vaccine. VAERS does not do this.
No, it was not. Until Covid people who kept up with vaccines and side-effects (like the pre-covid MMR vaccine debates), knew this.Until the Covid 19 vax, VAERS was considered to do just that.
VAERS was created by Congress to track vaccine injury. VAERS was the mechanism of report being made so it could be followed up, investigated, and tracked. They are being dismissed, not investigated.No, it was not. Until Covid people who kept up with vaccines and side-effects (like the pre-covid MMR vaccine debates), knew this.
But unfortunately anti-covid-vaxers are often willing victims of misinformation.
No. You have fallen for anti-vax misinformation.VAERS was created by Congress to track vaccine injury. VAERS was the mechanism of report being made so it could be followed up, investigated, and tracked. They are being dismissed, not investigated.
I think you are as usual having problems with the truth or your reading comprehension. Not sure which. That is exactly what I said.No. You have fallen for anti-vax misinformation.
From Oct 2012:
It is important to note that for any reported event, no cause-and-effect relationship has been established. The VAERS database includes reports of all possible associations between vaccines and adverse events along with potential side effects. Reports of adverse events in the database are not a confirmation that a vaccine caused the event to occur. The database collects reports from all adverse events following vaccination, whether it is merely coincidental or actually caused by a vaccine (VAERS, 2012). VAERS is a passive surveillance system and all it does is collect adverse reports and create a database that will later be used by both CDC and FDA.
No. That was the VAERS statement from 2012 (before Covid).I think you are as usual having problems with the truth or your reading comprehension. Not sure which. That is exactly what I said.
The CDC and FDA are just intentionally making "later" be much later than it was in case of SARS 1 vax.
Is that not what I said? But also look at purpose 4 in my above post.No. That was the VAERS statement from 2012 (before Covid).
VAERS was established after Congress passed the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act in 1986 requiring providers and vaccine manufacturers to report possible adverse events that occur during or following the administration of vaccines licensed in the United States.
It is managed by the CDC and FDA as a passive data system that does not establish causes. It is a starting point.
I agree with the purpose of the data system.Is that not what I said? But also look at purpose 4 in my above post.