We had no problems. We were asked to book online and we didn't hurry, we left it it few days but there were plenty of slots.
Our surgery was very well organised - they do them all on Saturdays when the surgery would otherwise be closed. There were four booths set up, each with a jabber and a runner, a one way system through, another person marshalling inside and one on car park duty. Walked in with sleeve rolled up as requested, name and address ticked, stabbed and out.
They said there was no shortage, they got what they ordered. But then I suppose there wouldn't be a shortage until they run out. I suspect the demand/response is higher because of circumstances and if that was under-forecasted when the ordering was done then there will be stock-outs.
As previously, I was a bit off colour for a couple of days and the area downstream of the jabbing site was warm to the touch for about 3 days. I guess it's designed to cause a reaction and it did.
Last edited by: Manatee on Tue 13 Oct 20 at 19:58
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