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BC Apr 18 - 4,578 views
The Fraser Health Authority has confirmed that syringes were reused for COVID-19 vaccines at a B.C. pharmacy.
CTV News Vancouver is reporting that Fraser Health confirmed the information on Tuesday via email that – "the plastic tube which holds the vaccine solution, not the needles" – were reused.
Fraser Health did not indicate where in the region the pharmacy is located in. The Fraser Health Authority stretches from Burnaby to Boston Bar.
Fraser Health indicated the pharmacy was part of a provincial pilot program that was testing the ability of pharmacies to use a specific booking system. The location was suspended from the program once the issue came to light.
Fraser Health indicates the B.C. College of Pharmacists is investigating the but they confirmed the pharmacy is no longer giving out vaccines.
-with files from CTV News Vancouver
