There are different rules for different kind of boosters. When is it your turn? ABC News breaks it down:
But there has been a lot of public debate and there are different rules for Moderna, Johnson & Johnson, and Pfizer boosters, all of which can add to confusion. So, when is it your turn?
ABC News answers a wide variety of scenarios in the table below to let you know whether you qualify -- and if you don't today, when you might.New booster recommendations are expected after the CDC advisory panel's meetings on Oct. 20 and 21. Boosters are intended to return the level of protection to the vaccine's optimal level. Mixing and matching vaccines are not authorized or recommended at this time, but may be in the near future, and if your vaccine or demographic isn't yet eligible for a booster,
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