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Which vaccine can my child get?
The Pfizer vaccine is authorized for children 6 months and older.
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What is the difference between an mRNA and a viral vector vaccine?
Both mRNA and viral vector vaccines contain instructions that teach our cells how to create "spike proteins", which is the protein found on the surface of the virus that causes COVID-19.
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When should I get my second dose of vaccine?
You should get your second dose as close to the recommended 3-week (Pfizer) or 4-week (Moderna) interval as possible.
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Can I get a certificate that says I am vaccinated?
The CDC vaccine card, your vaccine provider’s record, the VAMS certificate, and the CT WiZ official immunization record are all acceptable forms of proof of your COVID-19 vaccination.
After Getting Vaccinated -
Can I get the vaccine without showing my ID or other state-issued identification?
Yes, you can still be vaccinated if you don't have ID.
Getting the Vaccine -
I have a food allergy, can I get the vaccine?
You can still be vaccinated if you have food allergies.
Vaccine Safety -
Can individuals under 18 years of age schedule their own vaccine appointments?
Minors cannot be vaccinated by a healthcare provider without parental consent.
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Where can I get a booster shot in Connecticut?
You can get your booster shot through your healthcare provider, a vaccine clinic, or participating pharmacies. Everyone ages 5 and older is recommended to get a booster shot.
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I’ve had allergic reactions to other shots, can I still get the COVID-19 vaccine?
If you're allergic to other vaccines, you should speak with your provider for more information.
Vaccine Safety