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Pathca
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#21 Post by Pathca »

Pfizer mostly
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#22 Post by hughnique »

Is that the -70 degree stuff? , perhaps that is why he is reluctant as they don't have storage capabilities.
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#23 Post by niemeyjt »

Here there is no sign of boosters being rolled out widely - only to those "at risk" - so I shall try and persuade my doctor to give me an ordinance as at risk - or if I make it to the UK at Christmas get it done there.

The Federal authorities have not really handled Covid very well.
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#24 Post by L Austin France »

I had two Pfizer jabs followed by a Moderna booster.
Seems to be OK as I'm still here & haven't caught Covid. :D
Last edited by L Austin France on Thu Nov 04, 2021 10:39 am, edited 1 time in total.
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#25 Post by Blaze »

hughnique wrote: ↑Thu Nov 04, 2021 9:20 am Is that the -70 degree stuff? , perhaps that is why he is reluctant as they don't have storage capabilities.
According to the info we were given at the vaccination centre, the Pfizer vaccine today can be kept in a fridge. However, once a flacon is opened, it has a very short life, something like 2 hours, a little longer if it's made up into syringes.
The booster given at our centre is, as Pathca says, Pfizer.
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#26 Post by L Austin France »

L Austin France wrote: ↑Thu Nov 04, 2021 9:59 am I had two Pfizer jabs followed by a Moderna booster.
Seems to be OK as I'm still here & haven't caught Covid. :D
Edited as I got me jabs mixed up.
My missus had the AZ :oops:
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#27 Post by Chappers51 »

Thé nurses at our local surgery are offering Pfizer vaccines, so I’ll book mine in there for the beginning of December.
I asked at the pharmacy last week when I had my flu jab and they implied that I had to go to the centre where I had my first round, but I know that’s not the case.
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#28 Post by L Austin France »

Chappers51 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 04, 2021 10:39 am Thé nurses at our local surgery are offering Pfizer vaccines, so I’ll book mine in there for the beginning of December.
I asked at the pharmacy last week when I had my flu jab and they implied that I had to go to the centre where I had my first round, but I know that’s not the case.
Deffo not the case.
I had my first two vaccines at a hospital an hours drive away as it was not possible to get a RDV anywhere local because the vaccination programme was in it's infancy when the first was done in early February '21. I found the availability on Doctolib. Boosters weren't being talked about until long after this.
The booster was done by our local pharmacy who by then were geared up to give vaccinations.
All done & recorded on the Anti Covid app.
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#29 Post by Blaze »

@Chappers51 I confirm what @L Austin France says - you can have your booster wherever you want provided it's 6 months after the second dose.
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#30 Post by Pachapapa »

Personally I have found the "Vite ma dose" application to be the simplest way to get a "créneau".
https://vitemadose.covidtracker.fr/
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