What's New

Updated Pregnancy article with a post from Dr Peter McCollough on X (Twitter).

Add PCV (3 different choices, Hib (3 choices), and ProQuad( MMR+Chickenpox).  Plus a few minor improvements via improved link navigation between related topics and a link into our online community where we explain the best way to find vaccine-choice friendly doctors.

Easily distinguish which vaccines have genetically modified ingredients.  Understand their risks.

Provide a basic explanation of what a combo vaccine is and how this one can be broken down into smaller components for safer use.

A big risk of online software is how easy it is for new customers to sign up, pay, and then be forgotten.  This is a report to help us better serve our customers on a daily and weekly basis.

There is one brand, but two variations of the brand: freezer storage required, and refrigerator-stable.

The images are improved virus image (greater clarity) to show which are live virus vaccines - and "baby in the womb" image to show which vaccines contain human fetal cell lines from aborted fetuses.  

Ingredients, vaccine injury testimony, ABC 20/20 documentary

This ingredient is very complex and is adjusted for each bacteria (diphtheria, tetanus, etc) 

Updating which ones are currently available and removing those that are no longer on the market.  Digging deeper into the package insert specified formulations (ingredients) than we were able to do with the previous version of VaxCalc.  After manual analysis, we use AI to find anything we may have missed, and then manually check the AI's work.

This is now dynamically produced from our data, saving us even more time (no manual coding), insures accuracy, and makes it much easier to understand the relationships between ingredients and vaccines.

Added initial US FDA approval to each vaccine brand.  This helps you choose if you will follow our rule of thumb that says to never use a vaccine or any pharma product that hasn't been on the market for at least 5-7 years.

Add ingredients for Polio, MMR, new MMR vaccine, and a scrollable ingredients list (now up to 34).

Two major sections:  a quick bullet point summary, and in-depth article that guides parents in the most effective way to protect their children by not only finding the best doctors, but actively avoiding the potentially dangerous ones.

Created foundational infrastructure to make it SUPER easy to add and change vaccines and their ingredients.  So now we are setup for rapid additions.

This also makes it easy to open source our core data of vaccines and ingredients.  The project is named VaxCalc Core, hosted on GitHub.

Open sourcing our vaccine and ingredient data ensures that the information behind our services and software is transparent and trustworthy. This transparency allows parents to feel confident that the decisions they're making for their children's health are based on comprehensive, accessible, and reliable data, which has been meticulously compiled over 15+ years.

Now, you can save your own custom research notes and documents to every vaccine and ingredient page in VaxCalc.

This makes it possible for YOU to customize your own version of VaxCalc with important research and documents.  We will soon add this to every page of VaxCalc.

As VaxCalc is built out and more research is added, there is an geometrically increasing number of different ways to explore the research via links (DTaP links to alum, alum links to Autism, Autism links to ...., ad infinitum).

Smart navigation at the bottom of each page makes is really easy to retrace your steps backward.

Deep dive into Pregnancy Categories, which is very important for pregnant women considering vaccination to understand. This system was in use from 1979-2015, when the FDA replaced simple & clear Preg Cats with a confusing, time-consuming system that makes understanding risk much harder.

Live outbreak data is now available not only in the associated vaccine, but also from your Dashboard for easy visibility and quick access.

and added Pregnancy to it, using some of the most important research in the past 10 years on maternal inflammation