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2021-06-01 07:37:24
Which vaccine is better & secure to take?  Covishield or Covaxin? Waiting for your valuable response .
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Both are good take which one is available

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Both are effective. Both are safe. Covaxin second dose is at 4 weeks and covishield at 12 weeks. WHO has not yet approved covaxin, so if planning International travel, covishield is better.

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Both are good

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Both are good ,you can take any vaccine based on availability at your location

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Both r good & safe

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