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Anonymous
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There are several in the area with the vaccine. You can sort just by H1N1 availability in NOVA at this link:
http://www.minuteclinic.com/en/USA/VA/Virginia-Suburbs/Clinics.aspx?h1n1_only=yes |
Anonymous
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I went to the two in Alexandria after calling CVS. Both clinics had signs saying they had no vaccine for anyone under 4 years old. (why 4 instead of 3, I'm not sure).
So be careful to check if you are looking to vaccinate your children. |
Anonymous
| Is it only for high risk groups? |
Anonymous
Thanks for those details. |
Anonymous
Small children (age limit) and pregnant woman only. |
Anonymous
Did the Alexandria locations have the H1N1 - I didn't see any on the list posted above. I have a 4yo and would like to get him the vax. Thanks! |
Anonymous
Yesterday, I went to the one off East Monroe Street, and the one off Belleview in S. Alexandria. Both had H1N1 at that time, but they could not vaccinate <4 year olds. But today they may have run out. I would check the CVS site directly doing your own search. If they are gone, they may have run out of vaccine. The good thing is that if you have a 4yo, you should have options. |
Anonymous
| I went to Spout run and only 4+ were getting shots. |
Anonymous
| Looks like none of them have H1N! vaccine now. |