When You Received Your Booster Shot, Did The Provider Update Your Original Vaccine Card?

They told me they could only update the original, not a copy. Fortunately, that's the one I brought.

I also learned an interesting thing about the boosters: The Pfizer booster is the same dose as the first two shots, but the Moderna booster is 1/2 the dose. I have no idea why.
 

My husband received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, and went to a drive up clinic today and got a Moderna booster. I'm glad he could get the Moderna, they did update his original card.
 

Scheduled Nov. 23rd for my booster at a local pharmacy. Booked online. I will bring my original card for an update and make an updated copy for my wallet and one for work. In California, due to my job, we are required to be vaccinated. Nothing regarding boosters but my second shot was completed last January.
 
Monday when I got my booster shot at Walgreens,I didn't bring my vaccination card with me,but had picture on my smartphone. I had made the appt by phone,with automated menu. The pharmacist who gave me the shot told me when I come back for flu shot,bring the card
 
@Lewkat I remember you had a hard time with your vaccination, last time too. :(
Did you have Moderna, for any of them, which is a much stronger dose than Pfizer? I know you also had Covid, in the past.
The person I know personally who got the effects you did, had all 3 Moderna, and did recover from the fever, etc, in about 2 days.
I hope you better, soon.
 
Kaila, I had Pfizer. This is not unusual, I am told for those of us who already have the antibodies. Apparently anything attacking my body will produce this violent reaction. I've been fighting fevers as high as 101.6 all day long. I feel like a wet dish cloth. I am very weak as well. I hope this is gone by tomorrow.
 
I got my booster yesterday in Dallas at a college campus, and I am under 65. The military was administering the shots. I made an appointment, but the signs outside said "no appointment necessary from 10am to 6pm". Yes, they updated my vaccine card. I have sore arm, and that's it.
 
That is good, @Shero (y)
The info says that the Booster takes effect more quickly than the original doses, because......it's a booster! :cool::LOL:
(So having had the first 2, makes the positive reaction, to the booster, happen much faster....which is logical, but I hadn't assumed it, so perhaps others haven't either, and that you, and they, might like to know.:geek: )

Btw, do you like run-on sentences? :ROFLMAO:
Not asking for any special reason; I just wondered.:giggle::whistle::rolleyes:;)
 

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