my wife is a pharmacist with a fuckton of work background working for Tamilflu (basically, somewhat more knowledgeable about viruses than your average joe schmoe). The J&J was developed using the same process as the normal flu shot, uses egg proteins ~ the downside is that it takes longer. They also wanted a 1-shot option and developed around the most recent strain (which was the 3rd "official" in South Africa)... the catch is that they're later to market. It's a much older, Massively vetted, process that's not going to harm anyone (so long as you don't have an egg allergy)

Anyway, my wife has a history of anaphylaxis (i.e. 106deg fever, heart failure, etc..) from some injectables and has flat out refused the vax. She's comfortable enough with taking the J&J if it comes down to that, but is attempting to just skip it if at all possible. Hard position to be in as a medical personal, thankfully her employer isn't requiring (couldn't hardly get 1/3rd of the hospital staff to voluntarily take it when offered, lol).

I trust JnJs the most ... if I take one it’ll be theirs. And, I HATE JnJ. Like there are no JnJ products in our house. But, I feel like it’s the lesser of evils. Hopefully I won’t have to get one at all. Taking a vaccine for something with a 99.9% survival rate seems incredibly stupid. If I’m that .1% that dies, it was just my time to go.

57th out of 58 top pharmaceutical companies since 2014. 3.9 billion in litigation. Proven record of terrible practices and has never made a vaccine before, let alone the dangerous mRNA type. Gave kids cancer with their baby powder that knowingly contained asbestos.

Etc

Why 3 J's? Johnson & Johnson & Jews

If you vax, you deserve what you get

J&J makes money off big pharma and they put poison in baby powder . But yeah I'm sure their vaccine is so much safer than the rest. We are just learning about short term side effects, there's no way of knowing long term effects. Other vaccines have been here for decades and you want to trust one that's been on the market for months. Have fun with that.

It's an adenovirus based "vaccine", like the astr*z*neca one. There's nothing traditional about it.

Yeah, of my work requires it, j&j was the one I was gonna take. I haven't heard of any major side effects. On the flip side though it's supposedly very hard to find

I heard that one has baby parts in it, but I haven't been able to confirm it. I'm leery about it because the church said their followers should take that one and this is their first vaccine (I think it is anyways).