I still got a mortgage to pay.” Added burden of stress and isolation For rotational workers, it not just the financial burdens or the loss of time, but also the emotional strain. Between the two days of added travel time on either end, as well as the mandatory minimum eight days of isolation when returning home to the island, said Hancock, that doesn leave much time for workers to be with their families. “You got time home, but you not allowed to do anything.

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This comes after a scientific review done by the agency of data submitted by Pfizer, demonstrating that six doses could safely and accurately be extracted from each vial.Health Canada’s concern, in part, was based on a requirement to have a certain amount of “overfill” in each vial to ensure that there is enough vaccine to sufficiently draw up the accurate amount to yield the expected doses. The regulator’s review found that an “acceptable” amount remains in the vials once six doses are extracted.”In order to extract a sixth dose reliably and consistently, a specialized syringe should be used. A low dead volume syringe is designed to have a lower volume of liquid that stays in the hub of the syringe after the vaccine is administered.