- Misleading Short Videos & Pranks
- The COVID Needle is Too Small for Microchips
- America's X-Ray Industry Proves No Microchips
- Frequently Asked Questions
Although the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccines has reached 63% of Americans (fully vaccinated), the number of people searching in Google for "covid vaccine 5g" reached an all-time high during January of 2022.
For anyone in doubt, we can show you a data source to squash your fears of the COVID vaccine and any sort of 5G microchip (below).
Although many factors may have caused many people to suddenly search for the "covid vaccine 5G" on Google, social media is the strongest contributor to the conspiracy theory.
Misleading videos can spread quickly on social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. They can even spread in group chains on email, text, and WhatsApp (which lack fact checks or warnings).
Conspiracy theories about microchips in COVID-19 vaccines can be traced to eight months before the first vaccines from Moderna and Pfizer were introduced in the U.S. These theories have continued since, with interest now at an all-time high.
We can show you how to be sure that no microchips were implanted with the COVID vaccine. But first, the videos.
Misleading Short Videos & Pranks
Fake videos have been used to try to "prove" microchips in the arms of vaccinated people. Many techniques used by videomakers create the illusion, including hidden microchips or magnets.
TikTok User Jasmine _0708
One of the most well-executed videos was posted by TikTok user Jasmine_0708 (embedded below).
Although she has admitted to faking the video, it continues to circulate with the hashtags:
- #vaccine
- #vaccinesideeffect
- #chipped
- #chipfinder
- #covidvaccine
- #covidvaccinesideeffects
When viewed on TikTok and other platforms, the user will typically only see the video's title, the hashtags, and the likes/shares/views. They don't get an indication that it is fake.
The video's creator said, "You guys clearly don't know what a joke [is]. It's obviously a dog chip… you guys believe anything on the internet." But this is not seen by most viewers. The video has been viewed over 15 million times and shared more than 717,000 times.
From there, these videos continue to circulate on other platforms, snowballing the conspiracy. Any element of this being a fake is removed.
Others circulate the same video on Facebook, WhatsApp, or email, some of whom introduced the video with comments like, "They are literally tagging and tracking everybody taking the jab." This is false, of course.
It's important to share critical debunking information to disprove these theories.
The COVID Needle is Too Small for Microchips
All 63% of Americans who have been vaccinated would each be fully aware of the size of the vaccination needle and the sting from it.
On top of that, millions of people post their vaccination photos on social media for all to see. And for anyone interested, you can visually go back and fact-check the needle size in all of these pictures.
There couldn't have been a microchip in the needles because:
- The COVID-19 vaccine needle is too small for microchips.
- The microchip needles used for pets don't have fluid in them.
- Microchip needles are four times wider than the COVID-19 vaccine syringe.
It's important to remember that there is no evidence to support the conspiracy. There are fake videos with no actual proof of a microchip.
America's X-Ray Industry Proves No Microchips
The easiest way to understand why the "5g covid vaccine" conspiracy is false is to remember that there are 211 million Americans who are fully vaccinated.
These same people are still getting X-rays and magnetic resonance images (MRIs) every day and have been through the pandemic. There are millions of X-rays and MRIs completed each month.
There are 34,000 radiologists analyzing X-rays and MRIs in the U.S. every day.
There are 254,000 radiologists and MRI technologists performing X-rays every day.
NONE of them are reporting images from patients with microchips.
NO PATIENTS are reporting microchips. Microchips are easy to spot. Patients are given access to their X-rays, and no images like this have been shared by those who have had X-rays or MRIs.
The 5G COVID Vaccine Conspiracy is False
The sheer volume of X-rays and MRIs means that it is impossible that the COVID-19 vaccine contained a microchip but has been undetected by all medical imaging specialists. Remember, two-thirds of the X-rays taken every day are from vaccinated people.
Yes, Microchips Are Visible on X-Rays In Animals
Microchips are very easy to spot in animals, and you don't need to be trained to recognize this foreign object in an animal's body.
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