MYTH: We don’t know what’s in these vaccines
FACT: All three U.S. vaccine makers have published the ingredient lists for their vaccines, available on their websites. The CDC’s website also tells you what’s in the COVID-19 vaccines.
The star ingredient is the COVID-19 mRNA (in Modern and Pfizer) or DNA (in Johnson & Johnson) for the spike protein. Both vaccines also contain lipids (fats) that help deliver the mRNA into your cells and a few other common ingredients that help maintain the pH and stability of the vaccine.
Despite theories circulated on social media, none of the COVID-19 vaccines contain microchips or any form of tracking device.
Source:
Cleveland Clinic Common COVID Vaccine Myths Explained
Doctor:
Thaddeus Stappenbeck, MD, PhD, Chairman of the
Department of Inflammation and Immunity at
Cleveland Clinic’s Lerner Research Institute.
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