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Not sure if you qualify for a booster? We got you! Read below to find CDC’s Covid-19 vaccination guidelines for Pfizer:

5-11 years old: 2 Doses, 3 weeks apart (Booster not Recommended)

12+ years old: 2 doses 3-8 weeks apart (Booster - 5 months after 2nd dose)

*Adults 50+ May Receive a Booster 4 months after their 2nd dose

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