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1. www.rexall.ca › covid-19Book Your COVID-19 Vaccine or Booster Shot | Rexall

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   Walk in to any Rexall Pharmacy and ask your Pharmacist for a COVID-19 vaccine. Or, book an appointment using our online COVID-19 vaccine booking tool. You can also book appointments online for your family.

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2. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsBooking your coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccination appointments

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   • How to book your appointments
   • About the coronavirus vaccine

   When it is your turn to book your vaccination, visit NHS.UK

   When you book, you will be asked for information including:

   •your name and date of birth

   •your NHS number – this is a 10 digit number you can find on any letter the NHS has sent you, for example, 485 777 3546

   If you do not know your NHS number you can still book.

   Please ensure that you book your appointments for both your first and second dose and press the save button to confirm.

   See full list on gov.uk

   You need 2 doses of the vaccine to get the best protection from the virus. Your second dose will be given around 11 to 12 weeks after your first. When you book your first appointment, you will also need to book your second appointment.

   Some people may not be able to get this vaccine at the moment. If you have had bad allergic reactions in the past, it is important that you read all the guidance. You can also ask about it when you book, or discuss it with a health professional when you attend your appointment.

   If you are pregnant, or think you might be pregnant, you should speak to your healthcare professional before booking a vaccine appointment.

   Further information is available on NHS.UK

   See full list on gov.uk

3. www.nhs.uk › nhs-services › covid-19-servicesBook, cancel or change a COVID-19 vaccination appointment

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   Book, cancel or change a COVID-19 vaccination appointment. Use this service to: check if you need an appointment. book an appointment. check your existing appointment details. cancel your appointment. You can use this service if you are registered with a GP surgery in England.

4. digital.nhs.uk › services › vaccinations-nationalVaccinations National Booking Service - NHS England Digital

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   Jun 18, 2024 · Online booking service to book a coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccination appointment. The coronavirus vaccination booking service will accept appointment bookings from people who have received a notification from the NHS, through the national service by text or letter, asking them to book.

5. www.england.nhs.uk › long-read › book-your-fluBook your flu vaccine and your COVID-19 vaccine - NHS England

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   Sep 14, 2023 · You can also book your COVID-19 vaccine online at www.nhs.uk/book-covid. The COVID-19 booking website will ask you if you think you are at high risk. Answer yes for this question. Or use the NHS App to book your appointments. Go to nhs.uk/NHSapp. You should see options to book or manage flu and COVID-19 appointments on the homepage.

6. www.nhs.uk › vaccinations › covid-19-vaccineCOVID-19 vaccine - NHS

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   COVID-19 vaccine ingredients. There are 2 main types of COVID-19 vaccine given in the UK. If you're eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine on the NHS, you'll be offered a vaccine that’s appropriate for you. You cannot choose which COVID-19 vaccine you have. The COVID-19 vaccines used by the NHS do not contain any animal products, including eggs.

7. www.england.nhs.uk › 2021 › 12NHS booster bookings open to every eligible adult - NHS England

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   Dec 15, 2021 · People aged 18 to 29 can now use the national booking service to make an appointment to get their jab at one of thousands of centres across the country. Every adult is eligible for a jab three months after their second following updated guidance from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation on 29 November.