Ginzburg told how nasal vaccination will take place
“The nasal vaccine is a two—component. If the primary vaccination, then two components are used, and if as a booster, then one component,” he said. Earlier, Denis Logunov, deputy head of the Gamalea Center, said that the nasal vaccine from COVID-19 “Sputnik V” is painless, has a minimum of side effects, and will create an additional barrier in the form of immunity in the upper respiratory tract. In early November, Ginzburg reported that an additional nasal vaccine vaccinated against COVID-19 would not be a vector of the virus. The Gamalei Center has already developed several vaccines for the prevention of COVID-19: Sputnik V, which has shown high efficiency and safety and has already been approved in more than 70 countries, Sputnik Lite, designed primarily for revaccination, and Sputnik M, for adolescents. In addition, EpiVacCorona, created in the Novosibirsk Vector Center, and KoviVak, developed by the Chumakov Center of the Russian