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I think it's I'll advised to mix and match vaccines. If you've gotten the first Pfizer, get the second one and nothing else. It's probably safer to wait it out
by 0xdeadb00f 5y ago
I think it's I'll advised to mix and match vaccines. If you've gotten the first Pfizer, get the second one and nothing else.
It's probably safer to wait it out rather than risk something by mixing vaccines (something I think there is little study on ATM)
- creatonez 5y agoThere is enough preliminary evidence to say mixing vaccine types is likely fine. Most of the mRNA vaccines are very similar formulations. I'm expecting it will eventually become recommended whenever it's the most convenient option.
- 0xdeadb00f 5y agoI've looked into this more and you are correct. In fact, I've heard that a newer recommendation is to do the full course of one vaccine, then do another shot of a different one as a "booster".