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How bad is your batch of Covid 19 Vaccine? - admin - 01-14-2022
Do you wish to know if the jab you took is better than the next guy's?
How Bad Is My Batch is the place to go. This website is getting 1 million visitors a day and counting. I guess a few people might be worried.
https://howbadismybatch.com/index.html
Remember, wear a few masks and don't forget to take your jab like a good slave.
RE: How bad is your batch of Covid 19 Vaccine? - Guest - 01-14-2022
The Significance of Lot Expiry Dates
So we have a list of the expiry dates for all the vaccine lots. So what! Well, heres why this list is important..
The govt makes available to medical practitioners a list of expiry dates for all lots. However the CDC keeps this list a guarded secret from the general public (why would that be, I wonder?). However, a contact passed on this list to me. I noticed that the lots on the expiry list are ALL of the ones with the highest number of adverse reactions reports (ADRs) in each alphabet group. I wondered why that was so? Why were none of the other lots on the expiry list - those with only a handful of adrs? (I had previously surmised that the others could be placebo.)
Then it occurred to me that only the biologically active lots will be on the expiry list, because a degradation of the biologically active ingredients would pose a greater danger than the degradation of a placebo. That’s possibly why the cdc did not want the public to get hold of this list. They only release it to medical professionals - for "security" reasons - because it reveals which are placebos, and which are biologically active -
https://howbadismybatch.com/expiry.html