do you know what the difference is between the non-absorbed and the absorbed (for what reason are they producing two different versions of the vaccine originally?)
In the Russian vaccine instructions, it says the weaker non-absorbed version is used for people who have a current acute Staphylococcus infection. Whereas the strong adsorbed version (which contains an immune stimulating adjuvant) is intended for prophylactic use: to help prevent Staphylococcus infection in those at risk for it.
The adsorbed version I think would be too strong for people with an acute Staphylococcus infection, as the vaccine might trigger an immune response which is too fierce.
If the non-adosrbed is weaker but still useful and already available, maybe its worth already purchasing this one and starting with weekly injections (or every 10 days) until the other one becomes available?
If the price is not extremly high obviously.
I observed that when it was working for me, the benefits of the adsorbed Russian vaccine only lasted for about 7 to 10 days. So I found I had to re-inject every 10 days to maintain the benefits. This contrasts to the original Staphypan vaccine, which only needs to be re-injected every 21 to 28 days. So Staphypan appears to be stronger.
So if the Russian absorbed vaccine requires re-injection every 10 days, you'd probably have to re-inject the non-absorbed say every 2 or 3 days, to give it any chance of working.
