I don't call COVID19 shots "jabs" since that's a slang word, and not vaccine either ..." Fill in the blank, see detail.

Inoculation?

British slang applied to shots in general.

Ooh, good question. I think vaccine might still be appropriate since many vaccines are not 100% effective, even at preventing you from contracting the disease? For example, the wikipedia article about the smallpox vaccine says that it “successful immunogenicity in about 95% of vaccinated persons.”

Not sure though.

injections. shots.

Covid-19 shots.

The answer is in your question (title).
You call them shots.

@flo, I thought you were asking people to help you find a quote someone said about vaccines and “jabs”. Did I read your details right?

…I call them socialist big-government nanobot tracking injections! ;-0

@kneesox That’s what I thought too but the question isn’t very clear.

Fauci ouchi.

The terms “innoculations” “injections” are not specific to preventative ones, are they?

By the way in my detail, please read “catching the virus” not “catching the disease”.

By the way you can give the person who said that quote and also the accurate word.

During the first few days of the news “We have a vaccine” were they saying that 65% or so not ninety percent, whether it’s Pfizer or Moderna?

Fix.
Hypo.