If ‘booster jabs’ were to take place in the coming autumn or winter, would you mind or not mind if you had a different vaccine from the one you had before?

If ‘booster jabs’ were to take place in the coming autumn or winter, would you mind or not mind if you had a different vaccine from the one you had before? Published on 24 August 2021 → Survey conducted on 24 August 2021 on 3674 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

I would want to have the same vaccine that I had previously

32%

I would not mind getting a different vaccine from the one I had previously

50%

N/A – I have already had mixed vaccines, or have not been vaccinated at all

Don’t know

14%

I would want to have the same vaccine that I had previously

32%

I would not mind getting a different vaccine from the one I had previously

50%

N/A – I have already had mixed vaccines, or have not been vaccinated at all

Don’t know

14%

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