Staples, Office Depot will laminate your COVID-19 vaccine card for free
Juan Carlos Guerrero, 62 holds his second shot reminder card as he speaks to a healthcare worker after having received a dose of the Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine, Wednesday, March 17, 2021, at the Miami-Dade County Tropical Park vaccination site in Miami. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)
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SAN FRANCISCO (KRON/NEXSTAR) — Staples and Office Depot are offering to laminate your COVID-19 vaccination card for free.
Millions of Americans who have received the COVID-19 vaccine are carrying around paper cards as proof.
Keeping your card safe could come in handy. Some destinations, cruise lines and major sports venues require proof of full vaccination, while some businesses are offering perks to people who can prove they received the vaccine.
The vaccine cards include information on which vaccine was given and the date it was administered. The card also serves as a reminder as to when to get the second dose if one is required.
The offer at Office Depot ends in July and is only available in stores.
Staples will be laminating customers’ vaccine cards free of charge until April 3, a company spokesperson told NewsNation affiliate WPRI.
“Staples is offering free lamination of COVID-19 vaccine cards for customers’ safekeeping after they receive their second dose of the vaccine,” the spokesperson said. “The offer is valid at Staples stores nationwide.”
If you lose your vaccination card, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises that you contact the facility that administered the vaccine or your local or state immunization information program.
Also, remember not to share photos of your vaccine card on social media.
