[Misc] Booster appointments possibly now for over-30s

Bozza · Dec 11, 2021

I can't verify this myself as an already triple-jabbed old man, but I hear that the booking site may now accept over-30s booking their booster.

So, if you're 30-39, it might be worth a try before it's officially announced...

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coron...rus-vaccination/book-coronavirus-vaccination/

Da Man Clay · Dec 11, 2021

Yep works for me and I’m 34

banjo · Dec 11, 2021

Had mine today.

Frutos · Dec 11, 2021

Yep, husband and I (36 and 37) have just booked ours.

Thanks [MENTION=6886]Bozza[/MENTION]

Jim in the West · Dec 11, 2021

Many thanks for the info - nieces and nephews booked up!!

Deanbha · Dec 11, 2021

Thank you. Just booked mine aged 36

WATFORD zero · Dec 11, 2021

Go get them, girls and boys :clap:

Kinky Gerbil · Dec 11, 2021

ignore - got an appointmet for monday - thanks bozza

elwheelio · Dec 11, 2021

Thanks for the heads up, all booked in

Seagull27 · Dec 11, 2021

Worked for me and wife in Bristol, I'm 31. Cheers!

Solid at the back · Dec 11, 2021

How long are you guys having to wait for appointments? I've got one booked for the 19th. I wo der if booking it this way would be a quicker way, but to do that I have to cancel the appointment I've got booked first, and don't want to give it up if the wait is longer

7:18 · Dec 11, 2021

Thanks for this [MENTION=6886]Bozza[/MENTION]

Bozza · Dec 11, 2021

Solid at the back said:
How long are you guys having to wait for appointments? I've got one booked for the 19th. I wo der if booking it this way would be a quicker way, but to do that I have to cancel the appointment I've got booked first, and don't want to give it up if the wait is longer

19th is good - keep it.

I've only just found out my 76-y-o mum and 68-y-o aunt haven't been invited yet (by Strand Medical in Worthing).

It's difficult to find any appointments this side of Christmas and many involving travelling from Worthing. In fact, there is nothing locally here at all.

Solid at the back · Dec 11, 2021

Bozza said:
19th is good - keep it.

I've only just found out my 76-y-o mum and 68-y-o aunt haven't been invited yet (by Strand Medical in Worthing).

It's difficult to find any appointments this side of Christmas and many involving travelling from Worthing. In fact, there is nothing locally here at all.

Great, thanks. Had this one booked for 6 weeks and feels like forever. Then Omicron turns up and makes it feel even longer. 1 week to go.

zefarelly · Dec 11, 2021

I can't find anything other than Brighton, which I'd rather not go to, I'm amazed there's nothing in Worthing or Shoreham. THere's a massive health centre in Shoreham, empty!

Solid at the back · Dec 11, 2021

zefarelly said:
I can't find anything other than Brighton, which I'd rather not go to, I'm amazed there's nothing in Worthing or Shoreham. THere's a massive health centre in Shoreham, empty!

I've got mine at the Northbourne on next Sunday

Harry Wilson's tackle · Dec 11, 2021

Solid at the back said:
How long are you guys having to wait for appointments? I've got one booked for the 19th. I wo der if booking it this way would be a quicker way, but to do that I have to cancel the appointment I've got booked first, and don't want to give it up if the wait is longer

I think that if you try to bump it forward they will be more than happy to bump you without any risk to the current booking if they can't :thumbsup:

(I am being offered a second booster via my smarter-than-me phone. I'm triple jabbed so it must be a mistake. However I will be 3 months past the booster in January and as I have risk factors I may try to book. Is that bad? I don't think so. But I lack judgement in this sort of thing so happy to be slapped down).

Bozza · Dec 11, 2021

Harry Wilson's tackle said:
I think that if you try to bump it forward they will be more than happy to bump you without any risk to the current booking if they can't

(I am being offered a second booster via my smarter-than-me phone. I'm triple jabbed so it must be a mistake. However I will be 3 months past the booster in January and as I have risk factors I may try to book. Is that bad? I don't think so. But I lack judgement in this sort of thing so happy to be slapped down).

People with certain conditions have been offered three doses as their primary shots and the a fourth shot as a booster.

I'm not sure if that would cover you or not, but it sounds like that kind of scenario.

Acker79 · Dec 11, 2021

Solid at the back said:
How long are you guys having to wait for appointments? I've got one booked for the 19th. I wo der if booking it this way would be a quicker way, but to do that I have to cancel the appointment I've got booked first, and don't want to give it up if the wait is longer

On Monday I booked under the old 6 months rule and had to settle for 5th January. On Thursday one of my friends went to book and was offered yesterday onward, so I went back on. It let me look at available slots in Churchill Square and I was able to book as early as yesterday (but have gone for tomorrow for reasons).

So if you're considering it, you can go on to 'manage my booking' and it'll let you see what's available before confirming if you want to cancel your current appointment.

Super Steve Earle · Dec 11, 2021

Thanks Bozza. My two newly eligible sons and a daughter-in-law have all just booked in. Cheers mate.

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