How many covid vaccines have you got?

2

2 so far

since Key cheered pfizer yesterday I will get the booster in 6 month too lol

Quote from kirishiki

I got moderna myself

I did some research

Apparently if you are healthy, young and athletic pfizer is a better choice, that fit my profile

tbh I think long term data they will all converge to the same level of effectiveness

2 so far (1st and 2nd dose) of pfizer

2. Getting a 3rd booster in a few month or so.

2 of Pfizer

Here you can't take a third one unless you got Sinopharm

2 shots of pfizer

Quote from kirishiki

You could choose what you got?

there are bunch of places that were open for vaccination

I called them and book an appointment with one that had pfizer supplies

I am privileged to live in a country that spends alot on public health

Got my 2nd vaccine this week.

Take 2 vaccines per year

I got 2 doses of Pfizer.

2 shots of sinovac.

Although lesser effectively compare to other vaccines, it has lesser side effects of them all.

May I know what are the side effects that you're encounter when taking first and second shots of your vaccine?

2 right now.

Trying to see when I qualify for my booster!

Two Pfizer ones which means I'm fully vaccinated now and have more freedom when we open up again here. The second one hit me hard and I was crook for a couple of days but I'm relieved it's done.

3 of each. So like 12 or something idk.

I'm getting my 2nd Pfizer in a week

2

Just 2. I can get my 3rd if I wanted to but not really in a hurry for that.

two doses of Pfizer, I'll see what are my options for a booster later

2 Pfizer

2 doses of Pfizer. Not sure about 3 dose though

Quote from Ves

2 of Moderna, but they've just started making the 3rd booster available and I want to try to get it before I fly to LA for PTD.

Moderna booster is available? Last I heard, CDC only approved a booster shot for Pfizer.

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Fully vaxxed! Pfizer as well

Quote from Ves

Nope, not yet, but since Pfizer got approved, I figured expanding it for people who got Moderna isn't far behind. Indeed there are already reports that studies are being done showing a positive outcome, so I expect it won't be long with the priority they put on these things.

I think once Moderna booster gets approved. The requirement will be the same as Pfizer's.

At least 6 months apart from the 2nd dose, also these 5 conditions.

• 65 years and older
• Age 18+ who live in long-term care settings
• Age 18+ who have underlying medical conditions
• Age 18+ who work in high-risk settings
• Age 18+ who live in high-risk settings

Quote from Lulu_Key

I did some research

Apparently if you are healthy, young and athletic pfizer is a better choice, that fit my profile

tbh I think long term data they will all converge to the same level of effectiveness

Seriously? -_- Wish I knew that before getting it lmao I'm not any of the three..

2 shots

got my second one this morning pain hasn't kicked in yet

1. Been trying to find time to get the 2nd, but it's a trouble with school. Hopefully the weekend will work for me so I can get it over with.

got my second one this morning

a little sore arm, it will go away after two or three days like last time no biggy