Pfizer vaccine could be delivered to GP practices by next March

Special eskies will be used to ensure the cold chain for a vaccine that generally needs to be stored at -70ºC
Geir O'Rourke
Minister for Health Greg Hunt.

Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine could be delivered to GP practices as soon as March in “specially designed eskies”, government officials say.

The company announced this week the preliminary results from stage 3 trials of its mRNA-based vaccine — known as BNT162b2 — which it said shows a 90% efficacy in preventing infections.