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Started by: TerryW (inactive)

It's being said that the second jab in 10-11 weeks may not be as effective as having it three weeks later. Geoffrey Boycott was on TV this morning saying he wished he hadn't bothered with the first one now.

"They are saying that if you get the second injection in 21 days it will go up to 94 percent which is very good.

"They are saying there are no trials they have done after 21 days.

"So if you get it after 12 weeks like the Government says then they are not sure if it works or not."

Sir Geoffrey also admitted he had not wanted the Pfizer vaccine as he urged Britons to "wait for the AstraZeneca"

GMB: Boycott says to 'wait' for Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine
He said: "I would tell people do not get the Pfizer vaccine.

"If I had my way I would have not had the Pfizer, I would have waited for the AstraZeneca because trials have been done and they know it works after three months."

Replied: 12th Jan 2021 at 18:46

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