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First, make sure vaccines are covered by your insurance provider. When visiting private practices and retailers, bring your ID and health insurance card. If you go to a government site, you probably don't need your insurance info, but they might require proof of state residency. https://t.co/Md3jksh3sl — PolitiTweet.org

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When you’re ready to get the shot, @VaccineFinder is a great way to locate available vaccines near you. Other resources to check out include doctor's offices, hospitals, CVS, Walgreens, and other pharmacies. This health dept. site is another option: https://t.co/tdYN6ca5SA https://t.co/yx7zSXEOCR — PolitiTweet.org

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After your shot, you should sit for 15 minutes to ensure you don't have a severe reaction. You’ll receive a card that lists the vaccine type and the date (keep it). Next, sign up for V-safe, the CDC's vaccine checker. It will ask you Qs and tell you when to get your second dose. https://t.co/WVHNQLCvJC — PolitiTweet.org

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