US pays for 100 million vaccine

US Reached $1.95 Billion Deal With Pfizer for 100 Million Doses of Their Vaccine Candidate

US Reached $1.95 Billion Deal With Pfizer for 100 Million Doses of Their Vaccine Candidate

Medicine & Technology Jul 23, 2020

The deal stated that the 100 million doses of coronavirus vaccine is free to Americans, although health care providers could charge for administration. The deal would also allow the federal government to acquire an additional 500 million doses of the Pfizer vaccine.

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