FLORIDA – If you’ve been hoping to get the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, you’ll probably have to wait a little longer.
What you need to know
- DeSantis Government Announces No New Consignment of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine to Florida
- He said it could take weeks or more before the state receives more of the J&J shots.
- DeSantis urges Floridians to continue to get the vaccines available to you
- Coronavirus Vaccination in Florida: Answering Your Questions
While there are still doses of the Moderna and Pfizer, Governor Ron DeSantis announced Wednesday that the vaccine supply in Florida is dwindling, and that the state is no longer getting big increases with every stock that comes in.
At present, the state does not receive any new shipments of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Government DeSantis said it could take weeks before Florida gets more of the J&J shots.
‘We no longer have J&J for the foreseeable future. The next two to three weeks we are not expecting any new J&J, and I do not know what the problem is with that – hopefully we will get more of it soon. ”
Government DeSantis calls on Floridians not to stop the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. He said to go ahead and get the shot that is at your disposal.
He said it is possible that people who are now getting the vaccine may still get two shots of the other types of vaccines before the J&J shot is available in Florida again.