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Where can I find a booster shot?

Booster shots are available free of charge -- regardless of insurance or immigration status -- at most pharmacies, as well as many community health clinics and doctor's offices. Many people choose to receive their booster shots at the same place they got their previous doses.

To find a Covid-19 vaccine near you, you can search vaccines.gov, text your ZIP code to 438829, or call 1-800-232-0233.

Alternatively, you can visit your local pharmacy's website to see if vaccination walk-ins or appointments are available.

For more information, contact your doctor or state or local health department.

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