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especially if they printed them on matte cheap cardstock and roughly cut them

especially at 3 in x 4 1/4 in

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that would be a shame wouldn't it?

https://files.catbox.moe/3lsbcz.jpg especially if they printed them on matte cheap cardstock and roughly cut them especially at 3 in x 4 1/4 in https://www.kltv.com/resizer/XGFhjMHoo8s6jCzhwShrBmc25Cw=/1400x0/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/raycom/J5QQPLPMFFFRRLLONEFSQGTPEI.jpg that would be a shame wouldn't it?

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You always buy the shot before getting it. Go to the CVS counter, buy it, get the receipt, then just leave.

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Is this true? Can you seriously just buy the fucking vaccine? I mean I know a county not horribly far from me is flat-out giving drive-though vaccinations, so surely any shmuck can get it, but seriously?

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By ‘buy it’ I mean they take your insurance and have you fill out a questionnaire. You get a receipt at that point (at least I do for flu shots).

Unless the pharmacy does something after, you have ‘proof’ of the shot.

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I'd be scared of them trying to stick me themselves, at least where I live, but that's very useful advice. Even with normal vaccines, I couldn't trust these doctors not to give me a dirty needle. Thanks.