Yes. There is limited data on use in breastfeeding and pregnant women, however it is generally considered to be safe. Pregnant women are at increased risk of complications from COVID19, and as such should consider vaccination to prevent severe illness.…
Yes. As long as you are not having symptoms of COVID19 (fever, cough, difficulty breathing, chills, body aches), you are eligible to receive the vaccine. Even if your test returns positive, your vaccine is still effective and will help your…
At this time, we are accepting all patients for vaccination, whether or not you have an appointment. Please feel free to drive up to any of our sites and request a vaccination. Please check site hours above before arrival.
There is no out of pocket cost for receiving a vaccination from Viral Solutions. We do bill an administration fee to insurance, however we DO NOT engage in cost-sharing. This means we do not collect ANY money from patients whatsoever…
Eligibility criteria for booster doses are fairly broad, and should be reviewed on the CDC website. Individuals who may benefit from a booster include people with chronic medical problems, people over age 65, people with high-risk exposure at work or in…
Most people experience soreness in the muscle of the arm for about a day. A minority of people (<10%) get a fever from the vaccine. Other common side effects include headache, chills, and fatigue. These symptoms usually last a day…
All authorized COVID19 vaccines to date are highly effective at preventing severe illness, hospitalization, and death from COVID19. The effectiveness against variant subtypes of COVID19 varies, and is not fully understood. In the clinical trials evaluating the effectiveness of the…
Yes, absolutely. Please remember to bring your CDC vaccine card with you. If you lost your card, we can provide a new card.
There are some preliminary signals in the data that some vaccines may be slightly more effective than others, but big picture: The booster vaccinations all work well. The data is not currently conclusive to make a determination of which is…
Moderna or Pfizer: You should receive a booster dose after 6 months from your initial series of vaccinations. Janssen (Johnson & Johnson): You should receive a booster after two months from your initial vaccination. You may choose Janssen, Moderna, or Pfizer as…