As I said, there is no way to properly test vaccines - at least, not using placebo controlled trials.
If your "placebo" is actually a placebo then your results are worthless (because volunteer subjects can and will manipulate the data).
If your "placebo" is reactive then you're comparing poison A to poison B - so your results are worthless.
Every vaccine given to people is tested in one of the above two fraudulent ways.
Testing (at least for safety) should be done like you would for non-drug products. Eg give some people (say 100) increasingly larger doses until there is *one* reaction (no matter how mild) and that sets your maximum dose. That won't ever happen though of course as pharma companies assure us that reactions are actually "normal".
