I was referring to both types of vaccines for different reasons. Like I said, there's practically no data on the mRNA side, particularly with how "immunocompro

I was referring to both types of vaccines for different reasons. Like I said, there's practically no data on the mRNA side, particularly with how "immunocompromised" is a very broad term meaning many different underlying issues. Most of the data I've seen is focused on the efficacy rates, rather than safety from complications. IMO it's fair that immunocompromised individuals want to wait a bit when it comes to an entirely new form of vaccine. The non mRNA vaccines obviously have potential issues for the kinds of people that could die from even a normal flu.