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Extension-Ad-2760 t1_iw5dt8y wrote

No, there has been actual research on this. Found it on this sub.

Can't find the paper right now unfortunately, but I have found some other related articles: https://theconversation.com/over-half-of-adults-unvaccinated-for-covid-19-fear-needles-heres-whats-proven-to-help-161636

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-58086377

1 in 10 people fear needles, and half of those that haven't vaccinated do so. That is a massive correlation. This technique could be massively beneficial: at best it could reduce unvaccinated population by half.

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Yotsubato t1_iw5fves wrote

Which is crazy since high gauge needles are essentially painless. It’s the preservatives in the vaccine itself which are painful.

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secret_identity88 t1_iw5s2y3 wrote

The speed at which whatever volume of solution also can contribute to pain at the injection site. Faster injection of more solution hurts more

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