I’ve seen it several times now that the “vaccines”only lower symptoms, not prevent infection. But I read through the FDA emergency use applications for Pfizer and moderna and they both claim that the primary measure was to prevent infection, which supposedly they did. The raw data isn’t available yet, so of course they could be exaggerating or lying about the 90-95% efficacy, but where is the claim coming from that they don’t prevent infections? Any sources I could reference when discussing this?
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Some based individual explained it to me this way....
If you're in a high risk group where wuflu would cause significant problems to you, the idea is to prevent or avoid hospitalization with the vax where hospitalization might likely kill you. (risk of ccp virus vs risk of vax)
If you're NOT in a high risk group then don't take an experimental vaccine that's only approved for emergency use.
If you're at high risk for having an adverse reaction to the vax then don't get the vax.