3 day covid test question

[funcruiserpa]

I am 60, and had 2 mRNA vaccines and one booster.

my wife is 55 and had J&J vaccine (one dose) and one Pfizer booster.

 

Are we considered "up-to-date" and can take the antigen test 3 days before, though we  are eligible for the second booster shot now?

 

We are leaving in 2 weeks to Caribbean. Has anyone been in the same age group 50+, and have had only one booster and taken the antigen test 3 days before?

 

CDC booster eligibility tool seems to indicate we need second booster to be considered up-to-date.

 

Thanks.

 

Edited June 18, 2022 by funcruiserpa

[1kaper]

On 6/17/2022 at 11:58 PM, funcruiserpa said:

I am 60, and had 2 mRNA vaccines and one booster.

my wife is 55 and had J&J vaccine (one dose) and one Pfizer booster.

 

Are we considered "up-to-date" and can take the antigen test 3 days before, though we  are eligible for the second booster shot now?

 

We are leaving in 2 weeks to Caribbean. Has anyone been in the same age group 50+, and have had only one booster and taken the antigen test 3 days before?

 

CDC booster eligibility tool seems to indicate we need second booster to be considered up-to-date.

 

Thanks.

 

 

Yes.  You are considered up to date and can test 3 days before.  See the screenshots I posted earlier in the thread where John Heald has answered the same question.