“Error” rating, a Walgreens pharmacy administered saline solution injections to place vacancies against covid-19 in a confusion, the pharmaceutical company confirmed.
A report from local media reported that a “limited number” of people were affected by the error, which was reported in a report in Monroe, North Carolina.
Affected people have information, say Walgreens, and they are offered a job to prevent them from recovering.
“We are investigating the suicidality and we have taken immediate action to revise our procedures to prevent this from happening,” the company said in a statement.
A woman who was informed between the victims said that her experience took place on March 20, when she and her husband were receiving the Pfizer vehicle at a Fincher Street auction.
The patient, Lisa Strawn, said that it would be a pity that a pharmaceutical company would release the vaccine, which would only result in the administration of a saline solution.
The error is discovered when it is clear that at the end of the evacuation process, the sobraban has many vacancies that are superstitious since inoculated, according to the day’s counting.
According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), saline solution injections can be used as a source of hydration and electrolytes. Patients with attachments such as congestive heart failure, hepatic failure or renal insufficiency require special precaution.
The FDA has information on the placebos salinos and clinical tests for the Covid-19 Moderna y Pfizer-BioNTech vacancies.
Last week, Walgreens announced that it was launching covid-19 vacancies in the majority of its tithes in 49 United States, Washington, DC and y Puerto Rico. The company said it had administered more than 11 million injections by April 12.
Walgreens was one of the many companies that suspended the use of the Johnson & Johnson vacancy by the FDA and the Centers for the Beheer y la Prevention de Enfermedades (CDC) recommended to make a pause and su administración.
The agencies are announcing an investigation into six rare blood clots in patients who have received the vaccine. According to the CDC, its six cases are informed of the 6.8 million doses of the vaccine J&J administered in the United States.