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Booster Jab.
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Just been for my booster jab and realised when I got home, they didn't give me a card or anything to say I've had it, or which one it was and the date etc.
Should they have done?
Should they have done?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Just wondered if you ever need proof you've had it, I haven't got any.
Didn't even have an appointment.
Heard they were doing them at the local chemist so called in, gave my name and date of birth, and got it done.
I took my NHS Covid Pass and they took some info off that, so I expect they have put the info on the system.
I'll make a note of it myself on the back of the pass.
Didn't even have an appointment.
Heard they were doing them at the local chemist so called in, gave my name and date of birth, and got it done.
I took my NHS Covid Pass and they took some info off that, so I expect they have put the info on the system.
I'll make a note of it myself on the back of the pass.
Had ours on Wednesday. We were issued with a different card for the booster. When I asked why, I was informed that although it was also a Pfizer jab that the vaccine name had changed to Comirnaty. The new card says "My Covid-19 booster vaccine record card". More bleedin officious nonsense then, and another layer of expense and admin required. Wales.
As above, a booster jab does not appear on your "Covid Passport." That only records the first two. I think they will have to incorporate the third soon because some countries are already asking for proof of three jabs before you are allowed to enter:
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