COVID vaccines - need advice

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I have had my two double COVID vaccination for when I go to Spain in June but I think the person who give me the second vaccine when I went on New Year's Eve given me the 1st one again as I have just noticed now, she give me the same one as the first vaccine, that can't be right can it? should it not be a different vaccine? it states on my COVID pass on my NHS app the following for both vaccines: Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. I am bit confused! I am 35 years old if that makes any difference.
Any advice would be great thank you.
Any advice would be great thank you.
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Boosters will be Pfizer or Half dose Moderna, irrespective of what vaccine was used for the first 2, unless someone can’t tolerate an mRNA vaccine.
I believe that all boosters are either Pfizer or Moderna for most people.
I can spell, my iPad can't.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6321751/eu-shortly-to-refuse-to-accept-vaccination-certificates-after-9-months
The UK has a lot more Pfizer doses available than Moderna, so most people who had Pfizer for the first two doses, will get the same again.