Covid-19

Apparently the vaccine cures the "long-covid" effects: Some long-haul covid-19 patients say their symptoms are subsiding after getting vaccines - The Washington Post. Either that or "long-covid" is psychosomatic bullshit.

I'm going with the latter, since no vaccine has ever cured effects of a disease.

For those of you who’ve gotten the vaccine, especially the J&J shot, does your vaccine card have a sticker on it giving detail of the vaccine, like lot number, manufacturer, etc.? I got the J&J vaccine, but they hand wrote the information on my card. Every other card I’ve seen from friends and family has a sticker on it.

I’m concerned that if I have to show mine anywhere to provide proof of vaccination, like at an airport, it might be looked at as fake.


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Originally Posted by bjf123

For those of you who’ve gotten the vaccine, especially the J&J shot, does your vaccine card have a sticker on it giving detail of the vaccine, like lot number, manufacturer, etc.? I got the J&J vaccine, but they hand wrote the information on my card. Every other card I’ve seen from friends and family has a sticker on it.

I’m concerned that if I have to show mine anywhere to provide proof of vaccination, like at an airport, it might be looked at as fake.


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What is even MORE asinine is that you would need to have that to show in the first place.

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Originally Posted by Muskie in dayton

Apparently the vaccine cures the "long-covid" effects: Some long-haul covid-19 patients say their symptoms are subsiding after getting vaccines - The Washington Post. Either that or "long-covid" is psychosomatic bullshit.

I'm going with the latter, since no vaccine has ever cured effects of a disease.

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I’ve seen this first hand, but “cure” is a strong word. I couldn’t read the article to see if it mentions the word “cure” but I have seen symptoms improve after the vaccine. There are several theories on this ranging from viral reservoirs, immune activity, and placebo effect but long covid is not bs.

Edit: I should also mention that many people that have had improvement of symptoms may likely see symptoms come back at some point.

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Originally Posted by bjf123

For those of you who’ve gotten the vaccine, especially the J&J shot, does your vaccine card have a sticker on it giving detail of the vaccine, like lot number, manufacturer, etc.? I got the J&J vaccine, but they hand wrote the information on my card. Every other card I’ve seen from friends and family has a sticker on it.

I’m concerned that if I have to show mine anywhere to provide proof of vaccination, like at an airport, it might be looked at as fake.


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Some places that use single dose vials place a sticker to save time. Most cards have handwritten lot numbers since most vaccine recipients have received doses from multi dose vials.

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Originally Posted by Lloyd Braun

Some places that use single dose vials place a sticker to save time. Most cards have handwritten lot numbers since most vaccine recipients have received doses from multi dose vials.

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I think I understand for the most part. However, isn’t vial sharing forbidden? Or did they void that with this vaccine?

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Originally Posted by noteggs

I think I understand for the most part. However, isn’t vial sharing forbidden? Or did they void that with this vaccine?

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Vial sharing is discouraged esp with different lot numbers (but still happens). What I was referring to was that there’s only one sticker on a vial and 10+ doses. So doses administered in that vial are handwritten on the patient card.
J&J has a lot of single dose vials so they use stickers from that vial.

Mine is handwritten. But it's Pfizer.

We get the second Pfizer shot Thursday. The card has a sticker with the lot # and the date is handwritten. I must admit, the experience for the first shot was very well organized.

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Originally Posted by GoMuskies

Mine is handwritten. But it's Pfizer.

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Samesies