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No needle vaccines, 1967

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zameer2 years ago

people who got these in the 60's still have the scars.

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sheltz32tt2 years ago

Many people born pre 1970s have scars from these on their arms.

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Dirky2 years ago

All your grandparents and parents that got these back then have the same scar on their arms 😆

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thatN*gga2 years ago

Lil bro standing on business

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Aegean Girl2 years ago

These were called jet injectors. They administered the vaccine through a high-pressure narrow jet of the vaccine liquid, penetrating the skin to deliver the vaccine without a needle. They were especially useful in scenarios where rapid, large-scale immunization was necessary. The use of jet injectors largely declined due to concerns about the potential for cross-contamination between patients and the challenges in maintaining the sterility of the device. There were fears that blood-borne pathogens could be transmitted if the injector was not properly cleaned between uses.

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Correct Bro2 years ago

They used high-pressure stream jet to puncture the skin surface without using a needle. But needles are usually painless if you ask me, don’t know why some people are scared at the sight of it

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☯️2 years ago

Buddy taggin folks using a pressure washer 😭

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Praewasian2 years ago

Great Invention

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