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Yes, no worries about that.

I'd even take a jab from a boxer if it meant immunity from the virus.

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I understand you have to have the injections in your buttocks. The first one in the left buttock and the second one in your right buttock.








Ha! Only joking!!

No, l wouldn’t mind who gave the injection as long as they were trained and had plenty of practice!

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I would only accept an approved vaccine form my local trusted pharmacist. She administered the influenza vaccine for me this year, so I am about to send her an e-mail preregistering for the Oxford vaccine as and when it becomes available to her branch. I would not accept any from my GP as they insist all patients have to wait outside their locked door in all weathers and I would also refuse from any unqualified medical stand-in.

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I feel much safer having a vaccine administered outside in a walk through tent as we did this this year with the flu vaccine than inside a building .

The flu vaccination administered by my local surgery was as always carried out efficiently with no waiting around and a minimum of fuss and I felt total safe

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Of course Spitty, you don't have to be an electrician to wire a plug up....

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Care assistants in the doctors surgery gave me my flu jab.....taking blood I don’t think she would be allowed to...not sure though.

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Would a Hippocratic Oath holder have to be present?

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The pharmacist did my & my Sons flu jabs so I'd go back there for a jab every time.

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The Flu jab was given while we were sitting in our car in a drive-through tent erected at a local airfield. It was very quickly and efficiently done. No loitering within tent in fact.

Probably be the same for the Covid one.