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Saline solutions given at a Kroger in Virginia - Covid agenda crumbling...
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No way in hell were they empty.
Depending on where they were administered, the nurse, Dr, or pharmacist would have to draw it up into a syringe since they are multi-dose vials.
I have never seen saline in a vial, though I suppose it COULD be available that way.
Kroger would not have had it in vials. It makes no sense that a grocery chain would carry that in their pharmacy.
Who the hell would be injecting saline at home?
Their explanation is bullshit.
Quoting: WhoCares? Many medications come with powder in a vial. Sometimes concentrated Rx in the vial. A nurse takes another (often premeasured and prefilled) syringe of saline and injects it into the vials, shaking it and then injecting it. I’m unsure exactly how the vaccine was prepared in this case, but just wanted to explain how saline does often come in prefilled syringes, and that medications are often mixed with saline.
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