Early on they thought they had to be stored at extremely cold temperatures. These temperatures required a military-grade freezer. Later they revised it to say it just had to be regular freezer temps. It was just impractical to rollout otherwise. Those who got the shots that were stored at warmer temperatures may be the lucky ones as it may have reduced the lethality of the poison to some extent.
Early on they thought they had to be stored at extremely cold temperatures. These temperatures required a military-grade freezer. Later they revised it to say it just had to be regular freezer temps. It was just impractical to rollout otherwise. Those who got the shots that were stored at warmer temperatures may be the lucky ones as it may have reduced the lethality of the poison to some extent.
Early on they thought they had to be stored at extremely cold temperatures. These temperatures required a military-grade freezer. Later they revised it to say it just had to be regular freezer temps. It was just impractical to rollout otherwise. Those who got the shots that were stored at warmer temperatures may be the lucky ones as it may have reduced the lethality of the poison to some extent.