COVID-19

• Not Immunocompromised People in This Age Group:
  • Should receive a first booster dose of their choice if at least two months after receiving their Johnson & Johnson dose or if at least five months after receiving their Pfizer of Moderna primary series.
  • Should receive a second booster dose of Pfizer or Moderna if at least four months after receiving their first booster dose.
• Immunocompromised People in This Age Group:
  • Should receive an additional dose of Pfizer or Moderna if at least four weeks after receiving their second dose of Pfizer or Moderna.
  • Should receive an additional dose of Pfizer or Moderna if at least four weeks after receiving their dose of Johnson & Johnson.
  • Should receive a first booster dose of their choice if the minimum time has passed since completing their primary vaccine series:
    • Pfizer or Moderna – Received additional (third) dose at least three months ago.
    • Johnson & Johnson – Received additional (second) dose at least two months ago.
  • Should receive a second booster dose of Pfizer or Moderna if at least four months after receiving their first booster dose.
• Based on CDC and FDA guidance, use of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine is limited to people aged 18 and older who cannot receive other COVID-19 vaccines due to medical reasons, have limited access to the other vaccines, or who elect to receive the Janssen COVID-19 Vaccine because they would otherwise not receive a COVID-19 vaccine.

• Not Immunocompromised People in This Age Group:
  • Should receive a first booster dose of their choice if the minimum time has passed since completing their primary vaccine series:
    • Pfizer or Moderna – Received second dose at least five months ago.
    • Johnson & Johnson – Received single dose at least two months ago.
  • No recommendation for a second booster at this time if mRNA vaccine (Pfizer or Moderna) was taken as the primary series.
  • May receive a second booster dose of Pfizer or Moderna if a person received two doses of Johnson & Johnson and at least four months has passed since the second dose.
• Immunocompromised People in This Age Group:
  • Should receive an additional dose of Pfizer or Moderna if at least four weeks after receiving their second dose of Pfizer or Moderna.
  • Should receive an additional dose of Pfizer or Moderna if at least four weeks after receiving their dose of Johnson & Johnson.
  • Should receive a first booster dose of their choice if the minimum time has passed since completing their primary vaccine series:
    • Pfizer or Moderna – Received additional (third) dose at least three months ago.
    • Johnson & Johnson – Received additional (second) dose at least two months ago.
  • Should receive a second booster dose of Pfizer or Moderna four months after completing their first booster dose.

• Not Immunocompromised People in This Age Group:
  • Should receive a first booster dose of Pfizer at least five months after receiving their second dose of Pfizer.
  • No recommendation for a second booster at this time.
• Immunocompromised People in This Age Group:
  • Should receive an additional dose of Pfizer if at least four weeks after receiving their second dose of Pfizer.
  • Should receive a first booster dose of Pfizer if at least three months after receiving their additional (third) dose of Pfizer.
  • Should receive a second booster dose of Pfizer if at least four months after receiving their first booster dose.

• Not Immunocompromised People in This Age Group:
  • Should receive a first booster dose of Pfizer at least five months after receiving their second dose of Pfizer.
  • No recommendation for a second booster at this time.
• Immunocompromised People in This Age Group:
  • Should receive an additional dose of Pfizer if at least four weeks after receiving their second dose of Pfizer.
  • Should receive a first booster dose of Pfizer if at least three months after receiving their additional (third) dose of Pfizer.
  • No recommendation for a second booster at this time.

At this time, vaccine guidance from U.S. public health authorities is not available for this age group. Research is ongoing. To protect your unvaccinated children and those around them, children ages 2+ should wear a mask in public spaces and around people they don’t live with. Protecting Unvaccinated Family Members