What I heard in a "news" report back when the jabs were first stating up was that the vials needed to be kept at some ridiculous sub-zero temperature for storage (hence the need for them to contain antifreeze!) and then they're brought up to a refrigerated temperature (or room-temp, I don't exactly remember) on an as-needed basis based on existing appointments so they can then be jabbed into unsuspecting sheeple. If they stay too long at that "jab-ready" temp, they go bad and have to be tossed.
Dr Jane Ruby stated that different demographics are getting different size doses. She mentioned like 4 different concentrations with higher ones to come.
I wonder the same thing
What I heard in a "news" report back when the jabs were first stating up was that the vials needed to be kept at some ridiculous sub-zero temperature for storage (hence the need for them to contain antifreeze!) and then they're brought up to a refrigerated temperature (or room-temp, I don't exactly remember) on an as-needed basis based on existing appointments so they can then be jabbed into unsuspecting sheeple. If they stay too long at that "jab-ready" temp, they go bad and have to be tossed.
So if that's the case, make all the appointments!
Absolutely horrible
Dr Jane Ruby stated that different demographics are getting different size doses. She mentioned like 4 different concentrations with higher ones to come.
On the pharmacy online forms it did have required spaces for ethnicity, race, and gender.