They will remove the flu alone shot because the whole purpose in combining them is so you have to take the covid shot if you want the flu shot.
I plan on taking none of them.
So I looked up flu shot distribution for past 20 years. It looks like starting in about 2010, 50% of Americans got the annual flu shot. CDC says on their website that flu shot effectiveness ranges from 28-48% per year. Actually a few years were over 50% and there were as many in the LOW TEENS for effectiveness. https://www.cdc.gov/flu/vaccines-work/past-seasons-estimates.html
So with a track record of marginal effectiveness at best for over 20 years how would any “new” shots be any better? I know annual flu shot formulation is a guess at best, but one would think that after 20 years they would would be able to guess better.
If they could string together say 5 years of 85% effective then maybe I would consider. But if it’s a Pfizer product, then they can go to hell!!!