O/T booster jabs.

[CAMiller]

Not had the booster yet.

Serious question. How long is the covid booster effective for?

I heard 6 months but that wasn't gospel. I don't think they really know. Maybe also depends on what other variants pop up.

[the_idiotb_stardson]

I heard 6 months but that wasn't gospel. I don't think they really know. Maybe also depends on what other variants pop up.

So I have had vax 1 and 2.

Caught covid at Christmas- must have built up some immunity following that.

Is there any good reason to have the booster?

Genuinely unsure.

[CAMiller]

So I have had vax 1 and 2.

Caught covid at Christmas- must have built up some immunity following that.

Is there any good reason to have the booster?

Genuinely unsure.

Personally I can't think of any reason not to but that's your choice.

[gm_gm]

So I have had vax 1 and 2.

Caught covid at Christmas- must have built up some immunity following that.

Is there any good reason to have the booster?

Genuinely unsure.

Agree don’t think I’ll boost only we go down the NZ route.

[the_idiotb_stardson]

Agree don’t think I’ll boost only we go down the NZ route.

Do you know if you need a booster to travel anywhere abroad gm?

[gm_gm]

Do you know if you need a booster to travel anywhere abroad gm?

No idea fella, I’m off to Cape Verde which I believe isn’t communist

[flourbasher]

So I have had vax 1 and 2.

Caught covid at Christmas- must have built up some immunity following that.

Is there any good reason to have the booster?

Genuinely unsure.

Possibly not necessary at the moment Because, as you say, your immunity will have been boosted because you contracted the virus recently.
But, according to the medical profession, this immunity diminishes over a few months.
So around the time the Millers achieve promotion it might be worth thinking about boosting your immune system again via a booster jab.

Obviously those people who are scared of needles and read crackpot websites will need to find another way to protect themselves. Vitamin B perhaps