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Saturday, 01/16/2021 2:40:28 PM

Saturday, January 16, 2021 2:40:28 PM

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I'm really wondering about this. The 2nd doses of Pfizer Covid19 vaccine appear to be non-existent. Either they didn't produce them or dumped because of the side effects and deaths.
The interesting point in all of this is the promise is that the "ongoing production will be QUALITY." That statement from the article below implies that the quality will change! How then will the QUALITY improve?The only way I know of is for ENZC to help. Read closely guys and gals.

(CNN)Hopes of a surge in Covid-19 vaccine shipments under a new policy to release second doses held in reserve appear to be evaporating -- with the revelation that those doses have already been distributed, contrary to recent indications by the Trump administration.

A senior administration official told CNN that when the administration announced that it would be releasing reserved doses Friday, many of those reserves had already been released into the system starting last year as production was ramping up.

When Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar was asked Friday whether there is in fact a reserve of second doses left to release, he said, "No. There's not a reserve stockpile."

"We now have enough confidence that our ongoing production will be quality and available to provide the second dose for people, so we're not sitting on a reserve anymore," he said in an interview with NBC's Lester Holt. "We've made that available to the states to order."

The revelation appears to contradict what Azar announced on Tuesday at an Operation Warp Speed briefing, where he said the administration would be "releasing the entire supply for order by states, rather than holding second doses in reserve."

And it adds another level of confusion for state officials, who have scrambled to distribute the vaccines after being tasked to do so by the federal government

However, vaccine maker Pfizer said it had the doses ready to deliver. What was not immediately clear was how long it might take to get those doses to states.

The official who spoke with CNN pushed back on a Washington Post report that the second-dose supply was "exhausted," instead characterizing the reserve as a rolling and replenished supply with new production. The source emphasized that the supply would still benefit from those extra doses already in circulation but acknowledged that this means there will not be a sudden surge in distribution numbers, as many had been led to believe.

Michael Pratt, a spokesman for Operation Warp Speed, also denied the notion the reserve was "exhausted" in a statement to CNN.

"This week, nearly 13 million total doses have been provided to states to order, millions more than other weeks, as the reserve of second doses is completely made available to order against," Pratt said. "States have yet to fully order against their ordering caps. As stated this week, we have now moved to the phase where the full amount released to OWS is being made available to order, first to cover second doses, second to provide additional first doses."

Officials furious

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