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> We have urban areas with vaccines available Really? Where?

• jsight 6y ago
  https://vaccinefinder.org/ https://vaccinefinder.org/ - This site is halfway decent. Be careful to click through to the actual pharmacies, though. It is often out of date with actual availability being lower than indicated. Our state has also been running mobile events that have generally not been fully booked. I'm in no hurry personally, but I'm not seeing where it would be difficult to get for me.
  • lisper 6y ago
    > It is often out of date with actual availability being lower than indicated My experience with VF was the exact opposite: it was showing lots of availability where in fact there was none. But the burden of proof is still on you: what urban areas in the U.S. has good vaccine availability? By which I mean: anyone who wants one can get one same-or-next day.
    • jsight 6y ago
      > My experience with VF was the exact opposite: it was showing lots of availability where in fact there was none. That's exactly what I said, actually. Though it wasn't none, just low. Be sure to check back after a day or so. Availability swings pretty quickly.
    • jsight 6y ago
      https://www.walgreens.com/findcare/vaccination/covid-19/appointment/next-available https://www.walgreens.com/findcare/vaccination/covid-19/appo... - Readily available in Charlotte, NC this week. I wouldn't call that rural. I didn't check Atlanta, GA, but I'd expect them to be pretty available too. It is starting to become really easy to get this vaccine in the US now with just Pfizer and Moderna.
      • lisper 6y ago
        Yes, the situation seems to be changing rapidly, and appears now to be much improved.