I looked up the insert for the bivalent booster, and the dosage recommendation is .5 mcg. Here is a fact sheet

A friend of mine was told since it has been 6 months since her last booster (she had 4 total shots so far) and she is high risk with several health risk factors, that she can get a “full dose.” So, I am thinking that means 1.0 mcg. As far as I know adults are not being given .25, and the original dosage for the first two shots in the series of the monovalent is 100.

Have you heard of people getting a 100 mcg dose of the bivalent? If so, in what circumstances is it advised?

I don’t know if she misunderstood and the person giving her the shot told her she is getting a full dose, which actually means .5, or if the woman meant she would double it.

Topics: vaccines, pharmacology, dosage, covid19, Moderna, bivalent