You are correct. Although the FDA states that both jabs can be used interchangeably, they are legally two distinct products. That means that the BioNTech jabs under EUA were not magically grandfathered into FDA approval. The only FDA approved jab is Comirnaty and it must say so on the label and that jab is not available in the US. There is no timetable as to when it will be distributed. Therefore, the rules have not changed despite the deliberate misinformation efforts of media - a person cannot be forced to take part in a clinical trial and be given an experimental medical procedure. The Biden administration and Pharma have pulled a bait and switch. Everyone thinks the Pfizer BioNTech jabs are FDA approved, but they are not and the company still maintains its liability waiver.

Good advice. You will take it under advisement when the licensed product becomes available. In the meantime, file a religious exemption which does not have to be from organized religion - it is merely a sincerely held belief and matter of conscious. Some of the cases where religious exemptions were denied have been making there way through the courts and the companies are losing. There is well established court precedence on upholding religious exemptions that dates back to Obumer.

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