Profiteer Lacks Some Eggs Smarts You really don't have a clue how vaccines are made, do you?
Pull your head out of the ground Poindexter, we're not talking meals on wheels.
For your information, it takes about one egg to make one dose of vaccine which means somewhere around 100 million egg are needed to create seasonal flu vaccines.
That’s one of the major limitations of the current process. If a strain of avian flu started infrecting humans for example, there might not be enough healthy chicken sand healthy eggs to produce.
However, companies (like MBX) are exploring new approaches that would replace this step with something faster and more reliable vaccines.
Enter virusmax ... a technology that will reduce the number of eggs by at least 50% or better.
Can you comprehend the $$$ savings?
Would a vaccine manufacturer such as Novartis (and others) be interested in using this technology (if not already?)
As always,
Buy, hold and accumulate.
Warren