MarathonMike
Diamond Member
Not that I'm going to get one, but I heard on a local news show that Novavax vaccines are readily available. They've been approved since July but this is the first I've heard of it. They are the only Covid vaccine that does not use the mRNA technology. It uses a sub-unit of the Covid virus. I wonder why the FDA and CDC have been so quiet about Novavax while continuing to push Pfizer and Moderna boosters? Are they afraid that the data will show a conventional vaccine will actually WORK?