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Fully vaccinated meaning

Fully vaccinated mean 2 jabs or 2 with booster?

Paul Brown ● 1739d8 Comments

The latter.

Ben Gemmingen ● 1739d

No, it’s the former, if you are talking about the NHS app.  When that asks if you are fully vaccinated, it means have you had the 2 jabs.

Lucy Chambers ● 1739d

The problem is that with only two jabs the efficacy reduces quite radically, hence the need for the booster.  Hence, if only two jabs are sufficient to claim the Fully Vaccinated status it would mean that being fully vaccinated more than 6 months ago leaves you with the same risks as being unvaccinated doesn’t it??

Steve Taylor ● 1739d

Yeah got pinged was asking if fully vaccinated before 5th Dec. Weren’t to sure if they meant 2 or 2 with booster.

Paul Brown ● 1739d

Two Covid,plus one booster PLUS the flu jab = 4 surely!

Jim Lawes ● 1738d

Your vaccine status is based on only the first two jabs.

Paul Scullion ● 1738d

Any sensible use of the term "vaccine status" in connection with Covid-19 MUST include the booster.  What is this "vaccine status" that excludes it?

Richard Jennings ● 1738d

In terms of international travel and any potential vaccine passport, your Vaccine Status is based on only the first two jabs.

Paul Scullion ● 1738d