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I understand the reacting to the news which has been coming out about the vaccines but please also note you need to see what the TRUE professionals are saying with unbiased timelines and realistic ones . If you can find me an article from a credible source that can convince me there isn't going to be a need for rapid testing or be a huge demand for it I would love to see it. . Yes big companies who make the vaccines and politician's are painting a beautiful rosy picture as clearly its in the best interests for certain company stocks and for Government (The Economy)

Even if the best timelines come to fruition with no hiccups the company has plenty of opportunity IF they're good enough.....

The question for me is still can ADO get the deals. If people think the need for fast testing is going to vanish especially for at least 18 months , I couldn't disagree more and it may not be COVID 19 but COVID 20 or you get the point . There will be companies cleaning up in this space but will we be one of them ?

And btw I haven't even factored in the amount of people who have said they would be waiting a minimum of 6 months before agreeing to be vaccinated . There is much nervousness because of the quick timeline in the community. I'm not talking about Anti Vaxxers either but just everyday educated people of all ages .


Please see some level headed comments below in regards to the OXFORD Vaccine . These are professional comments and not political ones .
From my reading most professionals are on the same page as these comments .


Despite recent progress, Dr Pollard said the world is still in the early stages of the effort to protect people against COVID-19. Even after vaccines are approved by regulators, drugmakers and public health officials still face the task of producing billions of doses and administering them to people around the world, he said.Dr Pollard, an amateur mountaineer, compared the task to the work involved in climbing a mountain."I think we're still at the bottom of that mountain in some ways," he said."We've done the route into the bottom of the mountain, the long trek to get to the start. Now we've got to get the data about the vaccines in front of regulators for them to scrutinise it and approve the first vaccines. And then we've got that huge effort to climb up to the top where we've got a vast majority of those who are at risk vaccinated."