Pfizer doses will be 3 weeks apart from 4 October

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The Victorian Government will reduce the interval between Pfizer doses to three weeks, commencing 4 October, following advice from Victoria’s public health team and greater certainty from the Commonwealth on projected vaccine supply.
This means that anyone who has received their first dose of Pfizer will be able to bring forward their second dose booking from six weeks to three weeks.
Thank you Victoria, for the amazing effort of coming forward and getting vaccinated.
Let’s keep the momentum going.
👉 Book an appointment at a participating doctor, community health service, state hub or local pharmacy: www.covid-vaccine.healthdirect.gov.au
👉 For more info on COVID-19 vaccines, speak to your doctor or visit:
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