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Originally Posted by KimberlyD0 
Yes. However there are stricked guidelines that have to be followed for them to be allowed to be used within the US or Canada. Not a perfict system, granted. But this vaccination mentioned above is a vaccine IN China, not on US or Canadian soil.
Which guidelines? If they're manufactured there, and overseen using their standards, why does it matter what our guidelines are once they're here?
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I'm not sure on the exact guidelines. They are different for the US and Canada. When I have more time I'll see if I can find it again.
Regulations for drugs, vaccinations, foods, and everything else have to meet the guidelines for the given country that is importing it. The have checks and balences in place to monitor what come in to the US and Canada. There are holes in there, but generally speaking they are able to keep the standards the same as if they were made in the US or Canada. In fact in most instances Canada is even strickter then the US. Here safty is taken to the extream at times, hence things like walkers being illegal to own, buy or sell in Canada, BPA bottles being banned, only BPA free bottles are even allowed on shelves, Childrens cold meds are not even avalible in most places here now.
Each country has its own regulations and ways to enforce those regulations.
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Originally Posted by Th1Th2 
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Thank for for the links.
I know they're not part of the regulare vaccinations scheduals. Thats why I am so confused why this is a big deal here? I mean it sucks if you live in China where they are used, and where they were found, but they are neither used nor were they found in the US or Canada.
I suppose I missed your point...

its just confused the heck out of me...
