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Originally Posted by RamenAddict
You did not get a CDC card with a sticker on it that said the vaccine and date of administration? I got that during my first visit and gave it them for an update during the second visit. It seems weird they would not give it to you. There are circumstances where a patient might have to cancel or where the vaccine itself is contaminated, and a person might end up having to go get the second vaccine from another place. I am in Chicagoland and now we have walk-up facilities where people who got the first Pfizer vaccine can get the second one. I don’t think they have enough Moderna to do that.
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My card didn't have a sticker. There's been no consistency since vaccines were rolled out and the federal government left it up to the states to figure out how to implement it, with very little useful plan of action.
Mine has a stamp that says DOH-LAKE for the first "Healthcare Professional or Clinic Site" entry, with everything else written by hand (lot number, manufacturer, date of vaccine) for the first line. For the 2nd dose, even the DOH-LAKE was written by hand.
On the back is the reminder that my 2nd dose was scheduled for 4/20 - hand-written, no time specified, and no place to put a specified time. However, they TOLD me what time when they wrote down that date, and I got a reminder in my e-mail of the appointment as well.
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