I think the remarkable thing is that vaccine development and manufacturing is one of the smallest costs of the pandemic. For example the cost of a dose of Bion

I think the remarkable thing is that vaccine development and manufacturing is one of the smallest costs of the pandemic. For example the cost of a dose of Biontech Pfizer vaccine is roughly the same as the cost of getting a single antigen test performed in Germany (both roughly 20 EUR). With the variants/mutations it seems we should invest much more in vaccine capacity to avoid spending 2022 in another lockdown. > there still aren't the doses to vaccinate the planet any time in the imminent future let alone the on-the-ground infrastructure to deliver them everywhere I think the vaccinations campaigns everywhere (in the developed world at least) have shown that the infrastructure to vaccinate everyone is there if only we have enough supplies of vaccines.