Kids from 5-11 years old get a dose that is one third (1/3) the amount adults get. The needle is also smaller. Kids need two shots, 21 days apart, just like adults who get the Pfizer vaccine.
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Kids from 5-11 years old get a dose that is one third (1/3) the amount adults get. The needle is also smaller. Kids need two shots, 21 days apart, just like adults who get the Pfizer vaccine.
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