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Ultrasound can push vaccines into the body without needles
(www.newscientist.com)
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this post was submitted on 05 Dec 2023
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Sitting for a minute and a half, not including prep and cleanup, or just getting stabbed a little. shrug
Edit: To save the next half dozen people exclaiming "needles!" the trouble. I would refine my point to, "great to have the option but I imagine it as being more of a fallback than the beginning of a new era".
Maybe one way of looking at it might be : this would be safe enough you could trust people to self-administer, and you could therefore take the professional with the needle out of the equation.
90 seconds of one person's time has got to be better than the quick jab by two people, no?
I don't think any amount of de-specializing would be enough to trust the ignorant and/or malicious masses could or would self-administer adequately.
You're right. Can't just post them to folks and expect 100% uptake. It might widen the possibilities of more people getting more vaccines, though. In my books, this can only be a good thing.