[FYI] Do not post photos of your vaccination card on social media.

[Robert M]

[FYI] Do not post photos of your vaccination card on social media.

Hi everyone,

Per the FTC (and other sources), do not post photos of your vaccination card on social media. Not a good idea.







Although the BBB link is to the BBB of Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky, the recommendation holds true regardless of location.

All that said, digitize both sides of your card for safekeeping, i.e. scan both sides or take a pic of both sides. That way, you’ll have a copy in the event you lose your card or it gets ruined. A digitized copy can be stored on your phone, which will make it easy to display if you need it.

My original vaccination card is locked away for safekeeping and a digital copy is stored securely in a password manager for safekeeping and easy access in case I need it for any reason.

Robert

[Lew Zealand]

Mine is stored safely between my SS card and Chuck E. Cheese card.

[Buzz]

Lew Zealand wrote:
Mine is stored safely between my SS card and Chuck E. Cheese card.

Between Disney and Sea World Annual Passes here....

circa 2005
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[NewtonMP2100]

.....put mine between my two knees and hold it like chicken......

[d4]

FYI: Be aware that the vaccination "card" is an oddly sized 4x3 squarish piece of paper with handwritten info on it. It's not a typical business card or credit card size one thinks of when they hear the word "card".

So after your shot when the person hands you a slip of paper with your name and second shot reminder date casually handwritten on it. Do not just fold it and crumple it up into your pocket thinking it's just a post-it note reminder.

Don't ask me how I know this...

[Lux Interior]

Buzz wrote:
[quote=Lew Zealand]
Mine is stored safely between my SS card and Chuck E. Cheese card.

Between Disney and Sea World Annual Passes here....

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Mine's right next to my astronaut application form.

Failed everything except the date of birth.