Pfizer Expects Vaccines For Children 6 Months To 5 Years Within “Weeks” After Handing Data To FDA

The still technically experimental COVID mRNA vaccines will soon be approved for children under the age of 5 – something Dr. Anthony Fauci has repeatedly warned was only a matter of time – as Pfizer has just confirmed that it has submitted data from its experimental trials on young children, toddlers and infants to the FDA for review.

The Washington Post reported Tuesday that Pfizer expects jabs to be approved and made available for the youngest Americans by the end of the month, and that the company is submitting its data to regulators on Tuesday. The data would cover patients between 6 months and five years of age.

According to WaPo, the FDA has been urging the company to hurry up and hand over the data. Even CNBC’s Meg Tirrell noted that “this is a much quicker timeline than we had anticipated last week”.

Perhaps the rush is because this thing will be over soon… and along with it all the money-making opportunities?

As a reminder, Pfizer’s vaccines initially didn’t generate a strong enough immune response in children between the ages of 2-4, forcing the company to go back to the woodshed and alter the vaccine for children. – READ MORE