I was vaccinated at hospital putrajaya. They were administering Sinovac and Pfizer vaccines.

Pfizer and sinovac

Figures. If one ppv stuck with one particular vaccine, then the people who is not designated take to get those vaccines with have to travel far to get theirs

You have to key in personally the kind of vaccine that you will be receiving.

in any case, I am pretty sure that you have already got your vaccination done. is it sinovec then?

Previously I also had got one in Setia Alam – I have canceled it out.
there should be an option that you can select if the place is too far from your current location

I still couldn't wrap my head around - why the type of vaccines matter so much to a lot of people? at the end of the day it's the protection that counts.

Adverse effect is something to be taken into account - but I think Malaysia has not seen any death as a result of administering the vaccines

This post has been edited by sol_badguy: Jul 14 2021, 12:36 PM

The shelf life will start to deteriorate once the vaccines are been placed in a temperature and humidity that is outside of the operating temperature.

If for example the vaccines are being placed in room temperature condition - then they have to be used within a couple of hours

I believe if it's Pfizer - in which the operating temperature norms is within -60 Celcius , once they are been stored in the refrigerator it will last for around 5 days

I think that's why the government opt for sinovac - much easier to be transported and stored and administered to the general public

Maybe as a preliminary, you can google for "contraindication for ............." , "contraindication for pzifer vaccine" etc

my sister took her jab two days ago. Yes, it's still sinovac

Any change in the type of vaccine administered at hospital putrajaya? Still sinovac and Pfizer right?