Medicare, Tricare for Life, and Shingles Vaccine

[DogWhisperer]

If you can, go to the base. They have the newest shingles shot.

I'm retired as well and got it on the base.

 

[LightRoasted]

For your consideration ...

Shingrix was 91% effective. CDC

Do you refer to the same CDC that said, and still says, contrary to the world wide damage, and deaths, it has caused untold millions of people, the covid "vaccine" was/is/are "safe and effective"? That CDC? Okey Dokey.

 

[NOTSMC]

If you can, go to the base. They have the newest shingles shot.

More importantly it's free so that's where I'm heading. Good advice on your part though. Thank you.

 

[DaSDGuy]

For your consideration ...



Do you refer to the same CDC that said, and still says, contrary to the world wide damage, and deaths, it has caused untold millions of people, the covid "vaccine" was/is/are "safe and effective"? That CDC? Okey Dokey.

Shingrix was actually tested and is a true "vaccine". Quotes added because you seem to like them. But hey, you go ahead and skip the vaccine. You do you.

 

[BOP]

Got round one, covid hit, and I never got back to get the second shingles jab. I was supposed to go back in 6(?) weeks but never made it. Everything I've read so far says I should get the second shot regardless of how long its been. Thanks for the reminder @NOTSMC ! I watched a relative suffer shingles and don't want to deal with that.

I was close to the 6 month mark, but they didn't seem all that concerned about the amount of time, so who knows?