Committed to Defeating COVID-19
As COVID-19 continues to cripple nations across the world physically and economically, Covinnovations™ offers a solution in the form of COVI-001.
This groundbreaking treatment is used to directly combat and halt COVID-19 after people have become infected with the disease, particularly those with intense reactions who have been hospitalized and are receiving oxygen.
Covinnovations™ was created to develop technologies and solutions directly related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Our patent-pending treatments are a true game changer in the battle against COVID-19.
Having a vaccine is wonderful…
However, it does not eradicate COVID-19.
The last several months have clearly shown the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19. What percentage of the population will be willing to get the vaccine? Will the vaccinated require re-vaccination or “booster shots?” How will the new Delta variant affect us? What other variants of COVID are still to come?
How does COVID affect the world beyond the US borders? The rest of the world does not have access to the vaccine like we do in the U.S. For example, as of June 2021, Ecuador has less than 5% of their population vaccinated.
According to a research study completed in September 2020, 49% of Americans said they would definitely NOT, or probably NOT take a COVID-19 vaccine. In November 2020, our team estimated what the mid-2021 vaccination rates would be. As of June 1, 2021, our data is near accurate, validating our projections and expectations. More than 162 million Americans are still susceptible to COVID-19. It is not over.
We know now that the vaccine does not guarantee lifetime immunity, and people can catch COVID-19 multiple times. We also know that people will have to get re-vaccinated.
Millions of Americans, and billions worldwide, will still need to protect themselves form the serious effects of COVID.
Consider that even people who are vaccinated will still need to be tested because vaccinated people are still getting sick and developing long-term conditions from the virus. In addition, previously infected individuals can catch the disease again. Humanity has never had to eradicate a SARS virus before; therefore, we do not actually know how long immunity will last. The world still needs testing so that people with the virus can be identified and helped.
