JoelHaberli explainer video
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Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
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So a long time ago, in 18 53 the syringe was invented, and today it's still being used for vaccinations. Unfortunately, apart from needles being really scary, the things aren't very safe. Every year, millions of people get infected by them. Furthermore, the vaccine itself always needs to be at a specific temperature for toe work. Imagine having to transport it to 1/3 World country. How can you get all those bottles over their transported to the middle of nowhere and still always keep it at the right constant temperature? That's just impossible. Why do we still use the technique invented centuries ago? Introducing bio needle Bio needles are biodegradable, Many implants. Wow, that sounds really complicated, but it actually just looks like this. The bio needle goes neatly into a special applicator that shoots it without any pain underneath your skin. There a dissolves in a matter of minutes. That's it. The applicator never actually touch is the point of implantation and can't infect you. And because it's so safe, the applicator can be used over and over again. Finally, Bio needle still working even the hottest places on earth. So now we can transport thousands of vaccines in our backpack all over the world. Bio needle vaccination technology of the 21st century