Difference Between Covid test and vaccine

[Justpassingtime1]

The former is a question of public health safety so must be compulsory
in some workplaces. There are no side effects.
The vaccine is being injected into your body and there is no guarantee
re side effects for everyone. Also only proven re immunity not that
you will not still spread it.
Correct?

I don't understand what you are asking.

Are you asking i the vaccine offers 100% protection with 100% guarantee of no side effects?

No the vaccine does not offer 100% protection. But the protection level is very high.

Yes there are be side effects, but they are generally very minor shortlived symptoms.

A work colleague of mine had covid in March. He will be getting the vaccine as he said it was the worst thing he'd ever had. He also had a stroke shortlived after that was a complication of having covid. He was off work for 4 months and still walks with a bad limp.

What?

You really don't know what the difference is between a covid test and a vaccine? Are you for real?

god help us all

Yes, correct.

An apple is a roughly spherical fruit that is usually green or red. They grow in lots of different parts of the world, including Europe and North America.

A banana is a long, yellow fruit that usually grows in tropical areas. It has a thick skin that is not usually eaten.

Is that correct?

That again.

So you are either:

• Not at all genuine in your question
• or
• Not at all genuine in your question

It takes a number of weeks for the vaccine to show itself on the
individual that's is why I am posting.

It takes a few weeks for the body to develop antibodies after the vaccine, yes.

Why do you ask?

Sure. Well done you for working it all out.

Correct.

It takes a number of weeks to sail from London to Sydney. This is why I'm posting.