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Visit the New York COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility page here to determine your eligibility.
Yes, we invite you to call ahead at 718-854-1384 or walk in to receive your shot. The Covid-19 Vaccine will be administered Monday through Friday, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm. Please make only 1 (one) appointment per person.
We are not accepting appointments, but instead, invite you to call ahead at 718-854-1384 or walk in to receive your shot. The Covid-19 Vaccine will be administered Monday through Friday, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm. Please make only 1 (one) appointment per person.
We are only offering the Covid-19 vaccine at VLS Pharmacy, located in Brooklyn, New York.
VLS Pharmacy is currently administering the Moderna vaccine for both doses.
No. You will need to receive your second dose from the same location you received your first dose of the vaccine.
The appointment for your second dose will be scheduled at the time of your first vaccine administration.
Please bring your state ID or driver’s license and your insurance card.
There will be no out-of-pocket cost to patients for COVID-19 vaccines.
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), getting the COVID-19 vaccine provides an additional layer of protection that will help keep you safe, in addition to following CDC-recommended social distancing practices.
According to the CDC, yes, you should still wear a mask, practice social distancing, and wash your hands frequently even if you receive the vaccine.
Yes. The CDC recommends you still receive the vaccine. For more information regarding your health, please talk to your primary care physician.
Some common side effects at the injection site include soreness, redness, or warmth to the touch. Some people report chills, fatigue, headache, or fever after getting the vaccine, especially the second dose. For more details about side effects of the vaccines approved for emergency use, visit the CDC’s website.
According to the CDC, no. Currently authorized vaccines do not contain the live COVID-19 virus. The vaccine carries genetic material that allows your immune system to create antibodies that will combat the COVID-19 virus.