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Anybody have good or bad experience with it?

Is it still free? Or at least cheap? I’m assuming my insurance is not a big factor considering how lousy it is.

ToddTT wrote:I think I’ll be getting the new booster shortly. The timing seems right… winter coming and all.

Anybody have good or bad experience with it?

Is it still free? Or at least cheap? I’m assuming my insurance is not a big factor considering how lousy it is.

I had the Moderna updated booster last week (before I'd had Pfizer ones)- after effects were roughly the same as usual- sore arm, though this time I was pretty wiped out and fatigued and slept for 10 hours (which is a lot for me) for two nights. However I was tired and fatigued before I had it (had been recuperating from a lingering low key bug the past two weeks), so not entirely sure whether the booster was the cause of it. It was nice having such a long sleep anyways! Now I'm fine! Was still able to run, swim and work as usual after getting the shot

smackeddog wrote:

ToddTT wrote:I think I’ll be getting the new booster shortly. The timing seems right… winter coming and all.

Anybody have good or bad experience with it?

Is it still free? Or at least cheap? I’m assuming my insurance is not a big factor considering how lousy it is.

I had the Moderna updated booster last week (before I'd had Pfizer ones)- after effects were roughly the same as usual- sore arm, though this time I was pretty wiped out and fatigued and slept for 10 hours (which is a lot for me) for two nights. However I was tired and fatigued before I had it (had been recuperating from a lingering low key bug the past two weeks), so not entirely sure whether the booster was the cause of it. It was nice having such a long sleep anyways! Now I'm fine! Was still able to run, swim and work as usual after getting the shot

Boosted with the newest Pfizer about 32 hours ago.

Feels like a punch to the arm, but not a hard punch. No other effects. I felt worse with previous covid shots, so this one has been a pleasant surprise so far.

CVS made it pretty easy, and I was in and out in about 10 minutes. I imagine less people are getting boosted. At least right now.

Allanfan20 wrote:

ToddTT wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

ToddTT wrote:I think I’ll be getting the new booster shortly. The timing seems right… winter coming and all.

Anybody have good or bad experience with it?

Is it still free? Or at least cheap? I’m assuming my insurance is not a big factor considering how lousy it is.

I had the Moderna updated booster last week (before I'd had Pfizer ones)- after effects were roughly the same as usual- sore arm, though this time I was pretty wiped out and fatigued and slept for 10 hours (which is a lot for me) for two nights. However I was tired and fatigued before I had it (had been recuperating from a lingering low key bug the past two weeks), so not entirely sure whether the booster was the cause of it. It was nice having such a long sleep anyways! Now I'm fine! Was still able to run, swim and work as usual after getting the shot

Boosted with the newest Pfizer about 32 hours ago.

Feels like a punch to the arm, but not a hard punch. No other effects. I felt worse with previous covid shots, so this one has been a pleasant surprise so far.

CVS made it pretty easy, and I was in and out in about 10 minutes. I imagine less people are getting boosted. At least right now.

Can anyone get it? Do you know it Moderna has it?

Wow must be that general communication about this is poor.

Anyone can get it, both Pfizer and Moderna have their versions.

I do believe there is a follow up booster for 10+ kids too and maybe it's younger

martin wrote:

Allanfan20 wrote:

ToddTT wrote:

smackeddog wrote:

ToddTT wrote:I think I’ll be getting the new booster shortly. The timing seems right… winter coming and all.

Anybody have good or bad experience with it?

Is it still free? Or at least cheap? I’m assuming my insurance is not a big factor considering how lousy it is.

I had the Moderna updated booster last week (before I'd had Pfizer ones)- after effects were roughly the same as usual- sore arm, though this time I was pretty wiped out and fatigued and slept for 10 hours (which is a lot for me) for two nights. However I was tired and fatigued before I had it (had been recuperating from a lingering low key bug the past two weeks), so not entirely sure whether the booster was the cause of it. It was nice having such a long sleep anyways! Now I'm fine! Was still able to run, swim and work as usual after getting the shot

Boosted with the newest Pfizer about 32 hours ago.

Feels like a punch to the arm, but not a hard punch. No other effects. I felt worse with previous covid shots, so this one has been a pleasant surprise so far.

CVS made it pretty easy, and I was in and out in about 10 minutes. I imagine less people are getting boosted. At least right now.

Can anyone get it? Do you know it Moderna has it?

Wow must be that general communication about this is poor.

Anyone can get it, both Pfizer and Moderna have their versions.

I do believe there is a follow up booster for 10+ kids too and maybe it's younger

Two people I know told me they were done with Boosters given the general decline of the virus at the moment. "its weaker and if you gonna get its not so bad".
Its this general malaise that will make it return a bit. Perhaps if a stronger variant emerges they will reconsider.
Me, Im got mine right after labor day. My son got married and I wanted to make sure I was up to date.
Im very lax about things now that it has subsided but I will maks in elevators, on line at grocery store, and concerts/shows.
I don't want to be sick and masks are not that bad.

Got my bivalent booster yesterday. Pfizer this time. The last 3 were Moderna. Same reaction, feels like long covid for a few days. Ready to pass out.

These shots may not prevent you from getting long covid, but it does help reduce the severity. My second bout of long covid wasnt fun, but not as bad as the first. No constant chest pains for 3 months, flu like symptoms, trouble breathing. At least not as difficult to breathe.