This week, the CuidaMex clinic in Saltillo announced the sale and application of the pharmaceutical company’s COVID-19 vaccine Pfizer.
Internal sources at the Ministry of Health reported that a visit was made to verify that the permits were in place.
It was reported that the clinic called CuidaMex does not yet have the doses and is awaiting their arrival.
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In relation to permits, it was reported that it meets the requirements. Staff from the Ministry of Health reviewed the documentation of federal permits.
Likewise, instruction was given on the handling and application of the vaccine.
Once they have the doses, the staff of the Coahuila Health Secretariat will supervise the refrigeration process, since this biological requires being kept at minus 20 degrees.
It is worth mentioning that the Federal Commission for the Protection against Health Risks (Cofepris) has already approved the sale of the Pfizer anti-COVID vaccine.
The first shipment of COVID-19 vaccines for sale and application in Mexico arrived on December 15, with it the expectation for the application. Cities like Mexico, Querétaro and Puebla have already started sales. While in Coahuila, there are two establishments in Saltillo and Torreón that began the promotion for their sale.
It is important to note that the entity’s hospitals and clinics have the Abdalá vaccine of Cuban origin free of charge.
2023-12-25 18:15:22
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