Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!

[Blake P]

Watched the ABC News last night about the S Africa variant, and there is growing concern that the current vaccine is not effective against it. Both pftizer and moderna are already working on a booster. Man.....it never ends.

I have a feeling that a large proportion (~50%) of people will still have high levels of complete immunity, with an even higher proportion that has good protection against severe disease and death. Either way, this thing is looking like it's here to stay for a long time in one form or another. It's the mutations that occur FROM the S.A. variant (and others) that could prove even more problematic as time goes on.

 

[160jordansdeep]

I'm sure this has been asked before but is there a difference between the pfizer and moderna shot

 

[Blake P]

I'm sure this has been asked before but is there a difference between the pfizer and moderna shot

There are slight differences, but they are extremely similar as far as any of us receiving them are concerned. What is it you want to know, exactly?

 

[160jordansdeep]

There are slight differences, but they are extremely similar as far as any of us receiving them are concerned. What is it you want to know, exactly?

I wanted to know what the difference was besides the storage of the moderna VS the pfizer vaccine
my aunt in LA just got the moderna shot this morning and I wanted to know what difference's was between them

i didn't have a specific question
i hope she doesn't have a bad reaction to the second shot she's in her 70's

 

[frink85]

I feel weird that I'm completely fine? I'm paranoid that it's not working

do some shoulder flys to get the vaccine pumping into your system

 

[jape]

I wanted to know what the difference was besides the storage of the moderna VS the pfizer vaccine
my aunt in LA just got the moderna shot this morning and I wanted to know what difference's was between them

i didn't have a specific question
i hope she doesn't have a bad reaction to the second shot she's in her 70's

the only one i can tell you off memory is that you have to wait 4 weeks for the 2nd dose and pfizer you only have to wait 3

 

[frink85]

I wanted to know what the difference was besides the storage of the moderna VS the pfizer vaccine
my aunt in LA just got the moderna shot this morning and I wanted to know what difference's was between them

i didn't have a specific question
i hope she doesn't have a bad reaction to the second shot she's in her 70's

Comparing the Covid-19 vaccines developed by Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson

How three Covid-19 vaccines — from Pfizer, Moderna, and J&J — stack up against one another.

www.statnews.com

bottom line: not much difference only the timing and storage pretty much

 

[lovehateself]

not sure if this was posted or not.

is this the same story of ppl getting the shots while snowed in on the road ?

 

[kingjay718]

 

[everysingletime]

i didn’t feel anything until 10 hours after my shot. all the side effects went away 30 hours after the shot. it didn’t last long at all and i’m back to normal.

I see. 7 hrs post shot. Nothing yet.

 

[frink85]

is this the same story of ppl getting the shots while snowed in on the road ?

pretty much. Instead of vials expiring they both grabbed anyone they could and gave them the shots.

 

[picasso swerve]

My one friend got his 2nd shot and had to throw on like 3 hoodies and 2 blankets, some body aching too but went away after a night of sleeping it off. Probably ideal to have nothing planned for the day for whoevers getting their 2nd shots just in case.

 

[picasso swerve]

pretty much. Instead of vials expiring they both grabbed anyone they could and gave them the shots.

Assuming these people will also now be eligible for their 2nd shot in the appropriate time?

 

[everysingletime]

This is just from my observation...not scientifically, peer reviewed or anything...but just from my observation more ppl complain of side effects from pfizer than moderna. I know plenty of ppl who've taken each.

In general, the side effects reported have been chills and fever. Although there was one person who reported nosebleeds.

 

[frink85]

Assuming these people will also now be eligible for their 2nd shot in the appropriate time?

I would assume this puts them ahead of the line when their 2nd shots are due. The news stories showed that they had their vaccine cards so it’s official and everything, I’m sure they have a system or computer program that sets it up.

 

[everysingletime]

I would actually be for making it so only vaccinated ppl can fly on planes and stuff.

Have vaccination cards that can fit in the wallet for when you go into clubs and sporting events.

I know there'd be plenty pushback but for me that makes sense

 

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[DCAllAfrican]

 

[stuntman mike]

I see. 7 hrs post shot. Nothing yet.

a couple of coworkers had zero symptoms. nobody felt really sick, none missed work, and everyone was 100% after a day and a half.

 

[jayt1202]

I would actually be for making it so only vaccinated ppl can fly on planes and stuff.

Have vaccination cards that can fit in the wallet for when you go into clubs and sporting events.

I know there'd be plenty pushback but for me that makes sense

By the end of this year if a high majority of the U.S. population takes the vaccine I can see this becoming a requirement for those items you mentioned. Though clubs and sporting events will obviously be harder for them to impose or many places just won't for whatever reason.

 

[kdawg]

I have no doubt that there will be some sort of vaccine passport thing for certain activities - airline travel, especially overseas is the most likely, but large gatherings makes sense too.

It needs to be done right though - like when a negative test is required we can’t have people knocking out fake versions on their home printer.

 

[everysingletime]

If they can make vaccine cards hard to counterfeit by making legit ones that look like a driver's license, I don't see why it wouldn't be easy to enforce in clubs and sporting events.

 

[Blake P]

Researchers said the study's results raised the possibility that pain relievers such as ibuprofen could alter the immune response to the COVID-19 vaccine.

Pain relief medications like Tylenol and Advil are 'perfectly fine' for COVID-19 vaccine aftereffects, experts say

Americans are using pain relief medication to manage side effects brought on by the COVID-19 vaccine. Experts say don't take them before vaccination.

www.usatoday.com

 

[DCAllAfrican]

 

[everysingletime]

Researchers said the study's results raised the possibility that pain relievers such as ibuprofen could alter the immune response to the COVID-19 vaccine.

Pain relief medications like Tylenol and Advil are 'perfectly fine' for COVID-19 vaccine aftereffects, experts say

Americans are using pain relief medication to manage side effects brought on by the COVID-19 vaccine. Experts say don't take them before vaccination.

www.usatoday.com

so that's why the lady who gave me my shot today was like 'make sure you only any tylenol after you experience symptoms'