Comirnaty sample from August 2nd 2022

I started looking at liquid Comirnaty under the microscope on the 16th July 2022.

Of course there was “nothing to see here”.

However there was.

Lots of strange flickering particles, amalgamations of larger structures which clearly looked out of place; the odd looking fibre; unusual drying patterns; crystals and structures which developed within hours of the sample drying out.

On the 2nd August I decided to produce a thicker sample of material by layering it on the slide and allowing about 5-10 minutes between layers. In this way I produced 3cm x0.5cm lengths of sample that had 3-4 applications. I was using samples of Comirnaty that had been destined for arms but had not been used. Great care was taken not to waste such a precious resource of course.

Here is a sample video of what the sample looked like initially whilst it was drying out:

Here is a selection of photos from this slide in the order I saw them. All images either 100x or 200x magnification.

There are approximately 12 hours between the first and last video. I fortunately had a few single slide cases so I placed this slide in a case and put in a drawer of my desk to review at a later date.

Tomorrow I will show you photos that were taken on the 11th and 12th October 2022.

Hope your week has started well!

David