[SaneVax: Of the ten doses in a multi-dose vaccine vial, the last dose may have significantly more ingredients than when the vaccine was manufactured. How does your medical provider handle the vaccines? How many people are present in the room when the vaccine is administered? Does the person administering the injection shake the vial thoroughly before withdrawing each dose? All of these factors contribute to potential bacterial contamination as well as possibly higher doses of thimerosal (mercury) as you get toward the bottom of the vial.]
Here is the Reason Your Child Should Not Be Number 10 in the Vaccine Queue
By Sandy Lunoe
It is not only what vaccines contain which should worry us but also the vaccine containers!
Would you choose a container which has a 27% risk of microbial contamination and where you may be injected with a huge dose of mercury and many rubber particles?
So the frightening news about the latest pandemic – goat, squirrel, fox , rat or is it bat flu –has scared you into getting in the vaccine queue? Well, quite frankly we don’t think that you should be there at all, but if you have made up your mind then at least you should make sure that you’re not number 10 in the queue!
Here’s why…
Some vaccines are in single dose units, these being discarded after each dose has been injected. However, it is cheaper to manufacture vials which contain ten doses (“multi-dose”) ( 1), one dose being withdrawn ten times from the same vial.
(Vaccines in multi-dose vials include some brands of influenza, DT, Td, Japanese encephalitis and meningococcal vaccines).
So why should you avoid being number 10 in the queue, or number 20 or 30 for that matter?
THERE IS MOST MICROBIAL CONTAMINATION IN THE LAST FEW DOSES OF THE VIALS
Each time a dose is withdrawn there is risk of microbial contamination of the vaccine, the last doses being the most contaminated. Not only does contamination come from the air and surroundings, it is also caused by the doctor or nurse who administers the vaccine.
The section about the release of rubber particles in connection with needles puncturing rubber stoppers of multi-dose vials and the communication described with FDA is extremely relevant. The answer from FDA is shocking – it is a non-issue!
Injected latex rubber particles are a realistic potential cause of allergies. Does nobody think about the patients?
The problems with multi-dose vials described in the article concerning contamination, mercury and rubber particles apply to injections generally, not just vaccines.
All nurses and doctors should consider these issues, whatever their attitude is regarding vaccines.
Comment from Mark M:
Latex rubber allegies are becoming more and more common. We are made very aware of this growing public health concern much like peanut allergies via training, either in person when becoming certified or Web Based Training once certified.
One of the very first questions asked in a clinical setting particularly in an emergency, a visit to the ER or when being hospitalized is “are you allergic to latex?” Ive seen severe burn-like reactions on patients skin from just touching them with latex gloves.
Ask yourself, How did this happen or come about in a relatively short period of time like a few decades much like with autism? Vaccines and the needle piercing the rubber top of the vials and injecting the latex directly into you and then carried throughout the body.
Again, the theory of vaccines on paper sounds great and yes they have helped in some direct circumstances and it can be argued their impact but the bottom line is that not all are safe and many people been adversly effected and now creating a whole new set of devisating public health conditions from adverse vaccines… The road to hell is paved with good intentions and this is just another example. Thanks for making folks aware.