Sure, I had the Pfizer vaccine because it was the first available to front line physicians like me. So It was a matter of timing.
I think that there is no particular distinction between the Pfizer and the Moderna. The moderna seems to have stronger second injection side effects. I had a mild fever and about 6 hours of aches and pains with my second Pfizer.
I think that for people who are recalcitrant that the single J&J is probably an excellent choice. Although there is still a 30% chance of infection, there is no progression to severe disease -> a good compromise.
But in direct response, I prefer the Pfizer.
Thanks, Doc. (Hope you don’t mind being called Doc).
I appreciate the info.
People are now saying that you may need two doses of Johnson and Johnson, which makes sense, since the first dose is only about 60% effective. With the mRNA vaccines, they can be up to 91% effective four weeks after the first dose, as far as I know.