

It’s good for your (and the public’s) health.

#Back of covid vaccination card plus#
“A smiling person is definitely more effective” than a photo of a vaccination record, Bali said. Here's one way iPhone users can save their vaccination card as a new photo album: Open the Photos app, select the Albums tab and then tap the plus (+) sign in the top left corner followed by New. Vaccine hesitancy has decreased as the rollout has progressed, but your photo could be the difference for someone you know to go from thinking, “nah, I’ll wait a while longer and see how it goes” to “if this person feels OK about it, so do I.” DO: Share your vaccine selfieĮvery person who shares a photo of themselves beaming with a fresh shoulder Band-Aid helps the cause, Bali said. But you really don’t want to be widely sharing the other information on the card either, Bali said, particularly as stories crop up about people trying to create fake ones: You don’t want to make it even easier to do that by conveniently providing a recent lot number. That’s good - it’s never smart to share personal information like that online. Your COVID-19 vaccine card serves as proof of vaccination and is your medical record of which shot you received and when you received it. Schedule today and view vaccine records at. Some people have shared vaccine selfies with their birth dates covered up, ostensibly for identity theft protection. Stay up to date on your vaccines and stay protected against Flu, COVID-19, shingles, and more. DON’T: Share an up-close photo of it on social media As a back-up for the physical card, you can take photos of the front and back of it and email those to yourself.
