Few Americans have opted to be immunized against the coronavirus so far this fall: Just over 7 percent of adults and 2 percent of children had received a Covid-19 vaccine as of Oct. 14 www.nytimes.com/2023/10/27/h...
About 7 percent of adults have rolled up their sleeves for the new vaccines, according to new agency data.
Jesus fucking Christ, that's it?
We can't get access??? I know a ton of parents especially trying to get vaccines for their kids but the availability is just shit.
Getting ours next week.
I'm in that 7%. Walked into Walgreens, waited 15 minutes. "Go online and make am appointment then come back. Walked into CVS. "Take a seat, someone will be with you in a minute." Flu, Covid, flirt with nurse. 15 minutes at most.
When I went to get the latest covid/flu shots two weeks ago, asked them if a lot of people were coming in for the new covid shot. No. Also, while clinic email told me to mask when I come in (I almost always mask in public), I was the only one masked in the clinic.
Last I checked they weren't even letting me vaccinate my under 12 year old kids, did that change yet?
That’s bc it’s over. Move on
Been long waits in pharmacies around me. The demand is there.
I got mine yesterday. I simply waited until my regularly scheduled physical to do it (and the flu shot).
Wasted too many days of my life scouring the state for an appt after each previous rollout. Gonna lay low and wait a few weeks until everyone gets their shit together, then I'll get my shot.