Once approved and declared safe and effective by the pharma, doctors, and authorities like the FDA and CDC, the medicines must be sold directly to consumers/patients, placing them on shelves beside other safe and effective products, such as food. There would not be any need for immunity for anyone, which would be unnecessary.
Government agencies or medical authorities/associations must not mandate the use and pricing of medicines. Consumers/patients must have the choice to choose per their own needs and preferences and be allowed to tell their opinions, openly and freely, about drugs, good or bad, like any other consumer product.
If this is not practiced, then it simply means that the promoters of medicines lack confidence in the products and lie about their claims of safety, efficacy, and quality.
Physicians should not be allowed to advertise or participate in the advertisement of medicines as such a practice creates a potential for conflict of interest. Moreover, it provides a false assurance that physicians are knowledgeable about medicines (chemicals) and their science/chemistry. It is an incorrect assumption and a false representation of their education, training, and expertise.
I am sure if such an approach is followed, not only will many or most drugs disappear from the market, including vaccines, but so will many diseases, including cancer, viral infections/pandemics, obesity, diabetes, and heart problems, to name a few.
Do FDA and USP lie? Of course, all the time! link
Few Dare To Announce Unwelcome Truth link.
Physicians as Scientists: A Hideous Claim link