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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]i got the flu shot, covid and shingles all at once, no problems. Historically only about 35% of adults get the flu shot a year anyway. It's 36% this year. [b]I mean why go in for the flu shot and then not get the COVID shot, it's silly. [/b] But adults (18-64) have a low rate of vaccines in general. It's odd that the 65 and older crowd get the flu vaccine at about 65% and are on pace to do that, but don't get the COVID shot while they are there. [/quote] I think for some people, including myself it was easier to find the flu shot near by than the new Covid[/quote] Where are you that you can't get both at the same time?[/quote] I was eventually able to get both. But back in late October when I was trying to make appointments for Covid vax, I would have had to drive like six or 7 miles, which doesn’t seem like such a big deal but when there are several pharmacies nearby, I just waited for one of them to have it and ultimately they did. However, with the flu vaccine it was everywhere and much easier to find and I got that first. [/quote] Where are you?[/quote] Potomac village [/quote]
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