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> So far so usual, but the worst problem were the Eastern European countries - they insisted on also keeping AstraZeneca with their 1.78€ a dose I thought AZ w
by krzyk 6y ago
> So far so usual, but the worst problem were the Eastern European countries - they insisted on also keeping AstraZeneca with their 1.78€ a dose
I thought AZ was €5 a dose.
Well, as for EE countries, the largest by population size (EE country that is in EU) is Poland and they (we, I live here) ordered from multiple sources, and AZ isn't the largest one (J&J is, followed closely by Pfizer):
Janssen Pharmaceutica NV / Johnson&Johnson 16,98 mln
Pfizer / BioNTec 16,74 mln
Astra Zeneca 16 mln
CureVac 5,65 mln
Moderna 6,69 mln
Source: http://urpl.gov.pl/sites/default/files/OFICJALNY%20DOKUMENT%20Narodowy_Program_Szczepie%C5%84.pdf http://urpl.gov.pl/sites/default/files/OFICJALNY%20DOKUMENT%...
The biggest issue for me is that I don't think I'll be able to select which vaccine I want to use, I don't like the AZ inferior efficacy compared to mRNA vaccines, not to mention how it handles the SA version of COVID-19 virus.
- mschuster91 6y agoNope, AZ was 1.78 a dose while BT was 12€ (of which 2 are needed, so 24€ a person): https://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/belgien-politikerin-verraet-versehentlich-impfstoffpreise-auf-twitter-a-7313d168-6486-45d5-9fef-b347639e3d03 https://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/belgien-politi...