How About Taking Pfizer As Your First Dose And Moderna As Your Second Vaccine dose?

Yes but they are still short of vaccines

@Butterfingers Agreed, but not every medical professionals recommends that. they still have to test the side effects of it.

@Prabhatsingh yes

@DaddyEvil Then, instead of mixing why not fund AstraZeneca to fix the issues in its vaccine and get its production more. There are more issues here like what one of the (or is it the largest?)largest vaccine makers in the world-Serum Institute of India(SII) faced with raw material and other shortages and regulatory hurdles.

@myklj999 That's why all the governments are supposed to be doing studies on this.

@DaddyEvil Here we do not have a choice as yet. So we have to take whatever comes our way.

@Butterfingers Imagine a measuring tape. Use a used chewing gum to block three consecutive numbers or random numbers. That becomes the first vaccine. It is given in smaller doses so that your immune system develops some army against it. If you are strong ..it will be overpowered in no time, and you won't feel the side effects. If not side effects will be there. Once the immune system has identified how to beat a virus with blocked numbers ..it stores the methodology in cytoplasm as code for a while depending upon the virus of course. Now imagine another set of same virus tape with different numbers blocked. You are confusing your own immune system, right? This is not supposed to happen screams your immune system...remember even if the blocked numbers are there on each tape, the virus is still a virus, and immune system has to fight the other parts of the virus.

@vandana7 Yes well said

Haha interesting observations but not sure how this works

I guess even the authorities are confused and not sure how things will work

@Butterfingers It is not dangerous, but it is surely not true that it is better.

Yes the countries which don't have the enough stock is doing this but but sure if it's safe

@LadyDuck Yes I guess there will be lot of research and it'll take time

@DianneN I agree.

@Butterfingers If it works and saves lives, then good!

Not here too but in different countries they have agreed to mix

@Butterfingers I agree. I think it is best to use the same vaccine.

I think the better way is to take both doses of same vaccine

@Butterfingers Good for you then.

In India we are getting same vaccine in both doses

@Butterfingers I got pfizer

@paigea Good

Which vaccine you took?

@Butterfingers They have no idea what the results could be!

Me too not sure why they are even going with it

@Butterfingers that's okay . I personally won't advice anyone to allow themselves be used as an experiment

Thanks. I'm not sure and I think they are still researching

@Butterfingers your welcome

Thanks. Thankfully no such thing in India

I think few countries have started like France

@Butterfingers ok i hope no complication

@ankurdini this is actually not a fake story

Good you ignore

@Butterfingers yea, we can't much believe on news channel.

@Butterfingers I heard that they should not mix them.

This should be done this way only but not sure why they planned to mix

@popciclecold yes they shouldn't

Not a bad way to look at it and hopefully through research can help us make a decision

@Butterfingers In some cases, it can be done if they have some similar composition or working. However, in some cases, it can cause some adverse effects.

Yes that's correct and I am not sure why some of the countries approved this

Yes India may not go for the mixing but let's see

Yes we can have our opinions but we are not the experts or researchers

@Butterfingers Everything around this virus is still in research and nothing is known for sure. This one is recent and a mysterious one. It is so much different from the other viruses that we have known so far. It is quite a challenging task.

@arunima25 correct on that

Yes but it'll take a longer research