I am not a constant researcher on the topic of hot lots; in addition, I have to admit, I skim a lot.
Given that caveat, here are two other sources that I know of that conflict with the idea that, in general, hot lots from Moderna came first in 2021, then Pfizer (i.e. working in concert together).
I am not a constant researcher on the topic of hot lots; in addition, I have to admit, I skim a lot.
Given that caveat, here are two other sources that I know of that conflict with the idea that, in general, hot lots from Moderna came first in 2021, then Pfizer (i.e. working in concert together).
My take has been that both companies had hot lots roughly during the first half of 2021 to test out the dosage size (and possibly other mix of ingredients such as saRNA) and then refined by mid 2021 which is described here:
I am not a constant researcher on the topic of hot lots; in addition, I have to admit, I skim a lot.
Given that caveat, here are two other sources that I know of that conflict with the idea that, in general, hot lots from Moderna came first in 2021, then Pfizer (i.e. working in concert together).
https://jasonmorphett.substack.com/p/identifying-if-pfizer-had-bad-batches
https://www.bitchute.com/video/aW8pZWELmjlO/
My take has been that both companies had hot lots roughly during the first half of 2021 to test out the dosage size (and possibly other mix of ingredients such as saRNA) and then refined by mid 2021 which is described here:
https://leemuller.substack.com/p/did-phase-i-of-clinical-trials-which
I am very open to being corrected, and would welcome if I am wrong. Any feedback is appreciated.
Thank you for these references; I had not seen them before. I am going to need to ponder this for a few days.