where to get Pfizer as a 1st vaccine?

[fdsa]

I live on Phuket and was not vaccinated yet. Despite we have tons of Pfizer here it's impossible to get it as a 1st shot, they give it as a 3rd "booster" shot only. "first can not, only Astra or Sinovac"

 

Does anyone know any hospital in Bangkok or maybe somewhere else where I could get Pfizer as a 1st vaccine, guaranteed?

[pixelaoffy]

1st vaccine ? Too late to choose what one you want. That ships sailed 

[rbkk]

That's odd. Isn't the Pfizer 1st dose/2nd dose/Booster dose all the same size, 30 microgrammes?

[fdsa]

17 minutes ago, rbkk said:

That's odd.

TiT ????‍♂️

 

 

 

[MrJ2U]

17 hours ago, fdsa said:

....Sinovac"

They still have that?

 

Long shelf life.

 

 

[fdsa]

Still interested.

[sherwood]

Why wait this long? The term A Hole comes to mind. Sure some place will take you on, get it done. The AZ might be a fair option for now, I sure don't know.

[fdsa]

Let's not turn this thread into another "why vaccine X instead of A, B, C?", I do not want any vaccines except Pfizer, that's it.

[richard_smith237]

See if QueD works for you in Phuket....

[Scott]

Suggesting illegal activity is not allowed.  Posts removed.

 

[fdsa]

Still looking for a totally legit and legal Pfizer vaccine.

[Calvin1976]

Did you check with hospitals which had provided Pfizer to foreigners previously?

Had my 2 shots Pfizer at Medpark hospital last year Oct and Nov.

[fdsa]

I know that Medpark offered Pfizers for a long time already, but here on Phuket it's a very different story.

I've visited all major hospitals on Phuket multiple times since the last summer and was always told that I could get only Astra/Sino as a first vaccine. Registration on expatvac did not yield any results either.

However Pfizer vaccines were sometimes given for free, but in a random locations at random times and usually without any prior notifications. Those who wanted Pfizer instead of the widely available Astra/Sino had to register in many (mostly unofficial) Line groups and monitor them for the news. I don't need a vaccine that much to bear these inconveniences and prefer a simple walk-in, possibly with some payment.

[fdsa]

I've found out that in some places where one has to be vaccinated to attend, Thai personnel intended to check the visitors' vaccines don't actually verify them and just make a photo of anything you show to them, be it your Thai driving license or your dog's vet passport. So now I need the topic stuff even less, given that I have a Thai driving license.

 

It is one of a very few examples when I like the "TiT" attitude