Time between pfizer jabs

[michael888]

Hi...what is the usual time between 1st and 2nd jabs of pfizer in Thailand ?  Many thanks

[FridgeMagnet1]

3 weeks in Thailand 

 

 

[3NUMBAS]

8 to 12,weeks in the uk

[TheAppletons]

Three weeks in the USA.

[Damrongsak]

Mine in the U.S.:  March 16 and April 6.  Been doing BudPhizer boosters since then but would like another shot.

 

 

 

[luangtom]

21 days in USA for Pfizer and 28 days for Moderna.

 

[lks7689]

1 hour ago, luangtom said:

21 days in USA for Pfizer and 28 days for Moderna.

 

Same in Singapore. And 3rd booster shot 6 months after initial two dose. 

[cardinalblue]

I prefer Busch…

[statman78]

My wife got her first Pfizer jab in Chiang Rai on September 3.  Her second jab is scheduled on October 1.  Which is 4 weeks from the first jab.

[schvonsky1]

17 hours ago, 3NUMBAS said:

8 to 12,weeks in the uk

It’s actually 7weeks and 2 days ☝????

[DefaultName]

2 hours ago, cardinalblue said:

I prefer Busch…

There might be some.  Hard to tell with that swimsuit on.  ????

Edited September 5, 2021 by DefaultName

[ifmu]

four weeks for me 

[IraqRon]

2 hours ago, statman78 said:

My wife got her first Pfizer jab in Chiang Rai on September 3.  Her second jab is scheduled on October 1.  Which is 4 weeks from the first jab.

iS  she a thai???  Just curious.

[D M G]

2 hours ago, DefaultName said:

There might be some.  Hard to tell with that swimsuit on.  ????

Not much these days...

[statman78]

3 hours ago, IraqRon said:

iS  she a thai???  Just curious.

She is Thai but became an American citizen in 2009.  She registered for the vaccine using her American passport.  In Chiang Rai they are prioritizing American citizens for the Pfizer vaccine.  An American friend who lives near us has a Thai wife but she never became a US citizen.  She went with her husband, showed their marriage certificate and was able to get the Pfizer vaccine

Edited September 5, 2021 by statman78

[VocalNeal]

10 minutes ago, statman78 said:

In Chiang Rai they are prioritizing American citizens for the Pfizer vaccine.

Not my experience down the road in Phayao.

[3NUMBAS]

israel says efficicy is gone after 6 months so immaterial

 

Vaccine warning as Israel data shows Pfizer protection 'vanishes' against Delta strain

THE EFFECTIVENESS of Pfizer's Covid vaccine wanes dramatically within six months, with new data published in Israel suggesting the vaccine virtually "vanishes" when facing the Delta strain of coronavirus.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1485821/vaccine-warning-israel-data-pfizer-vanishes-covid-delta-strain-coronavirus

 

[TheAppletons]

10 hours ago, 3NUMBAS said:

israel says efficicy is gone after 6 months so immaterial

 

Vaccine warning as Israel data shows Pfizer protection 'vanishes' against Delta strain

THE EFFECTIVENESS of Pfizer's Covid vaccine wanes dramatically within six months, with new data published in Israel suggesting the vaccine virtually "vanishes" when facing the Delta strain of coronavirus.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1485821/vaccine-warning-israel-data-pfizer-vanishes-covid-delta-strain-coronavirus

 

OK, but the relatively small pieces of data from Israel are utterly dwarfed by data in Europe which are not showing at this point a decline in protection. This is a much greater level of observation and data.  (I'm including the UK in the "European" data even though....you know.)

 

While Israel is seeing a huge rise in cases for Delta, it's in a country that didn't get much of an Alpha surge - during Alpha there were tight restrictions inside Israel and tough border restrictions too. So comparing the data needs to take that into account.

 

The Mayo Clinic (USA) has indeed said that vaccine effectiveness is declining against Delta. Is this due to Delta's genetic advantages? Or is it due to antibodies declining over time? Or is it a bit of both? Or is it something else?

 

At this point the case that overall protection is already showing a decline due to time (as opposed to other factors) is not proven or observed.  Maybe this data will surface, it just hasn't yet.

Edited September 6, 2021 by TheAppletons

[IraqRon]

11 hours ago, statman78 said:

She is Thai but became an American citizen in 2009.  She registered for the vaccine using her American passport.  In Chiang Rai they are prioritizing American citizens for the Pfizer vaccine.  An American friend who lives near us has a Thai wife but she never became a US citizen.  She went with her husband, showed their marriage certificate and was able to get the Pfizer vaccine

That is good  for you folks.  However, if CR is prioritizing American citizens why am I, an 70 yo American who has registered with CR hosp several times NOT been contacted for a pfizer jab just sino and AZ offered at my district hosp.  Could it be that they are using the expatvac reg info for this purpose?