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I've also heard some speak of it taking a month before it is fully effective. So it's a toss-up. It's been three weeks now for me since getting by second shot.
Nevertheless, lets just arbitrarily designate one month as the "
standard". I don't believe that wearing a mask is necessary after that period of time.
While I do recognize that wearing a mask does provide some minimal protection (for those who don't have the Covid anti-bodies), my
non-medical opinion is that the fear mongers continue to push mask wearing and social distancing as a means of "
control". Also note the hint dropping by the fear mongers related to the vaccines possibly not providing protection against "
variants" and the over-hyping of cases where a person receiving the vaccine had an adverse reaction.
PS: Two additional considerations based on the fact that the vaccines have not yet been fully tested.
- Concerns have been raised that getting the Covid vaccine after you have had Covid may actually be deleterious to your health.
- Some discussion (rumors) has surfaced that the vaccines my only provided protection for a limited time. Six (6) months? So booster shots may be needed.