23,000 Patients Need to be Re-Vaccinated due to Ineffective Vaccines

 23,000 patients have been given ineffective vaccines and medications by the Ventura County Health Care Agency’s clinic system between October 2017 and November 2017

The United States government has a court set up to compensate vaccine injured people and the AMERICAN TAXPAYERS are footing the bill. There is no incentive for the vaccine companies to improve and do safety testing for vaccines. There is no incentive to stop adding more vaccines to the CDC schedule. They are making millions without any liability to any vaccine injures.It is illegal to sue a vaccine company in the US!

Whenever I read an article about the latest vaccine scandal involving hundreds of thousands of children, I note that the reporter uses words like “faulty” and “defective” in referring to the vaccines in question. No, the vaccines aren’t faulty or defective, they are dangerous and harmful. Of course, it’s bad enough that the children were vaccinated to begin with, but now they’re going to be re-vaccinated!!  

The patients, primarily adults, but about 2,300 who were 18 or under — including 1,255 under age 6 — are being contacted by the agency via letters and telephone calls and being urged to be re-vaccinated at the clinics 

at no cost, VCHCA officials have said.

VCHCA said."Because some of the potentially impacted patients are students, the VCHCA also has contacted the Ventura County Office of Education to alert it of the issue" 

The vaccines administered have been ineffective due to a change in their packaging process.The agency said it changed the packaging process in October 2017 to ensure that the vaccines and medications were kept in a cool, controlled environment during the delivery process. “We recently discovered that this performance improvement effort to change packaging for safety may have exposed the vaccines and medications to cooler than recommended temperatures,” the agency said.

VCHCA officials said the problem was uncovered a few weeks ago after all the vaccinations had been given. It was discovered during a test audit of the vaccines at the Ventura County Medical Center pharmacy, where the vaccines go first and then get repackaged for distribution to the agency’s clinics throughout most of the county. “Some of those vaccines became too cold”.

The VCHCA said that “due to the uncertainty of the effect of the temperature exposure to these vaccines and medications, and with an abundance of caution, we feel that the safest measure is to have all patients re-vaccinated and treated.”

The cause was determined to be human error and was discovered through checks that are built into the children’s vaccination program.

Anyone contacted for re-vaccination should absolutely have your antibody blood titers checked. The antibody titer is a test that detects the presence and measures the amount of antibodies within a person's blood. The amount and diversity of antibodies correlates to the strength of the body's immune response.