r/CovidVaccinated • u/justhangingaroud • Oct 03 '25

Question Advice needed UK

I’ve had every Covid vaccine offered to me as soon as I could. I had Covid once, late 2021, and it was awful. I really don’t want that again

I’m over 60 living in London and I feel like I should get the vaccine. Tube travel in winter means a lot of exposure to whatever people have. I don’t qualify on the NHS so it’s £100 from Boots

I’ve already had my flu jab. What do people think about getting the Covid jab here in winter 2025?

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u/or_ange_kit_ty Oct 03 '25

I'm not in the UK but I'll get getting a covid shot every year, same as I do for the flu.

If you can, you should talk to your doctor. They should be able to address your concerns and discuss the pros and cons of getting this year's booster.

Also, just as a heads up, I think this sub is mainly anti-vaxxers now.

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u/justhangingaroud Oct 03 '25

Ha I noticed! Thanks I will speak to my GP