2 hours ago, Raphael54 said:

In Europe, Moderna is used as booster for 2 x AstraZeneca as well as 2x Pfizer.
You can get it NOW at the Bangkok Hospital by buying a coupon for it on Shopee (THB 1,650).

Don't waste your money. It's free now at my local hospital. Walk-in.

On 12/15/2021 at 11:38 AM, EricTh said:

In my opinion, it's better not to mix and match different vaccine technology. We won't know the side effects until after a few years.

 

Moderna and Pfizer use mrna tech whereas AZ use a different adenovirus tech to produce the spike proteins.

 

If you have taken AZ without any adverse side effects, then just stick to AZ.

 

Different people have different reaction to different vaccines.

Pretty much current medical advice is saying Pfizer or Moderna will be best a booster sort of contradicts your opinion. What is your epidemiological background?

Released by the Thai Government PRD yesterday (15th December):

 

12 minutes ago, treetops said:

Released by the Thai Government PRD yesterday (15th December):

Aspirational?

 

Not necessarily representative of what might be available.

 

 

According to recently published research, "Mix and Match" boosters generate the best immune response.

 

This graphic nicely sums up the various combinations and resulting antibody response. An initial two Pfizer vaccinations followed by a Moderna booster was best.

 

https://twitter.com/MikeSington/status/1455980142149443590?s=20

On 12/14/2021 at 5:12 PM, CharlieH said:

I have had 2 AZ and understand that the booster scheduled will be Pfizer.

 

There is an absolute tidal wave of information and misinformation out there, good luck sifting through it all.

I just trust the qualified medical professional ???? NOT an internet forum, where my health is concerned.

Spot on CH had my 2nd AZ in august and pfizer booster today, eazy peazy.