Free Covid-19 Vaccination Record Card Laminated at Office Depot

Guest #2284 - 2 years ago

Relax everybody. Read the coupon. The offer and coupon clearly states that they will make a COPY of your vaccine record card, both front and back, and laminate the copy. Customer retains the original.

Guest #321 - 2 years ago

No lamination - agree with previous posters

Guest #633 - 2 years ago

So... I have seen many of these and in fact the CDC recommends NOT laminating your vaccine record, since you may (most likely) will need a booster in the fall. Of course you could always get another one from the place where you were vaccinated, but that’s a pain. Better to scan or take a digital photo of both sides and store them that way... and/or put the original in a plastic sleeve like a badge holder from a convention and lock it away with your passport and other travel stuff for when it’s needed.

Guest #742 - 2 years ago

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Guest #441 - 2 years ago

Not a deal.

Guest #601 - 2 years ago

You shouldn’t get it laminated. There will be a booster shot within a year and they document that booster on your same card.

Guest #250 - 2 years ago

https://www.eatingwell.com/article/7898494/why-you-should-never-laminate-your-covid-19-vaccine-card/

Guest #495 - 2 years ago

No, do not do this. You with need this card for any subsequent boosters.

Guest #0874 - 2 years ago

There’s more lines for possible future shot boosters... why laminate it so it’s unusable?

Guest #512 - 2 years ago

You should laminate it though...

Guest #654 - 2 years ago

Not a good idea. What if you have to take the 3rd shot this fall?

Guest #524 - 2 years ago

Many do not recommend laminating your card because we may need boosters moving forward. Make a copy and laminate the copy if you must.

Ronshere - 3 years ago

I'm hunting for freebies!

Staples is making the same offer nationwide and has not posted a date when the offer expires
Also you do not need a coupon at Staples, just your COMPLETED card.