I think people are looking, but what you are seeing is just not in that documentation man. I totally understand the mistrust in the FDA and feel that it's probably justified, but the facts still have to be verified.
The Pfizer-BioNTech is the name that was used to describe the vaccine, because it was a joint venture between US Pfizer and BioNTech company in Europe. Pfizer had to apply for approval under their own brand, in their own country. Pfizer went with the name of Comirnaty for US distribution. It simply branding and Pfizer applying a "retail name" to it.
I do lots of risky things, but as you mentioned, I chose to do them and I understand the risk. I did not chose to get COVID. I was actually wearing a mask pretty religiously when I got it. If I'd known, I am going to go get COVID today, I'd probably experience the same anxiety. Having had it at least once and likely twice, I don't have much anxiety about it as I understand how my body reacts to it. The second shot will be much the same and I don't anticipate being nervous about it. But I totally understand it was an irrational emotion to begin with.
This is like going to a doctor and demanding Tylenol but they only have acetaminophen and you refuse to take it because it's not the name brand.
I'd ask how many times have you asked and been told this? Is it possible that stockpiles of the vaccine were ordered prior to the FDA approval and may not carry the commercial name? The people administering these vaccines in many places are not necessarily experts either and may not understand the connection between the two. My experience is proof of that for sure. Holding our government accountable is very important, but I'm sorry, the documentation that you linked very simply does not say what you believe it does. Do you have other sources to solidify this claim? The documentation you linked states that the FDA approved Comirnaty, the commercial name for the Pfizer-BioNtech vaccine. It states they are interchangable. The EAU doesn't list the commercial name because that name was not applied to the vaccine at that stage.
Tylenol will cost you extra.
Not sure I agree. When reading the FDA letters, they refer to these two as separate items from Pfizer. They even issued two separate letters, one for Comirnaty one for the "vaccine."
It's interesting, when I was waiting for the doctor Thursday I was reading the "official" CDC FAQ. Their take is that any high BP issues are from people getting worried because they had the shot, not the vaccine it self. I'll have to grab a sheet when I'm at the VA next and post a picture.
I’ve experienced this with various dr office visits. The worst one was when I got snipped. They were like whoa your BP and heart rate are crazy high right now but they assured me they see that a lot. My numbers have always been good so it’s weird to see them jump up at appointments.
I deal with this every time I go to the dr office usually goes hand in hand with elevated heart rate.
www.mayoclinic.org
And that video will be banned from the internet in 3..2..1…..
www.nationalreview.com
