So the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid19 vaccine has been approved for use in the UK, how many of you would take it?

[Anonymous]

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/regulatory-approval-of-pfizer-biontech-vaccine-for-covid-19

It doesn't seem to have been tested very well, so we have no idea about the long-term consequences, and the first people to take it are basically the test subjects.

[DJB72]

Covid-19 nearly killed me this year. Right now I still have antibodies in my blood so it would be pointless taking something to make my body produce what I'm already producing. Otherwise I'll take it. I never want to go through or put my family through anything like this year again

[jamesgoldman]

I'll take it... worst case scenario
I have enough money to cover my funeral expenses already

[purplepoppy]

My main concern with that one is it maybe ok when first produced but storage/transport leave a lot of room for things to go wrong. I'm sceptical of the uk pushing it through so quick when the Americans have not yet given it the go ahead.

[DJB72]

The issue of waiting for the Americans to approve it would mean that the Trump administration has acknowledged that there is a need for it - or an admission he was wrong. Probably not before January 20th...

[Anonymous]

It has been tested well. And the messenger RNA process it uses it is something that occurs in your body every second, of every day of your life.

[Asker]

Explain why they have no idea about interactions with other drugs or fertility then?

[Opinion Owner]

It's not a chemical like other drugs. it's RNA performing a process that takes place countless times in your body every day. why would there be an interaction with other drugs?

[Asker]

If that's the case, and it won't have any interaction with other drugs, why do they not say that?

[OddBeMe]

I’d read up on the studies and research, then prob take it.

[joeldalton]

I have antibodies already, no need for a vaccine.

[rustymopp]

yep...