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Can I get a regularly scheduled vaccine before or after the Covid-19 vaccine?

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends waiting 14 days after receiving another vaccine to get the Covid-19 vaccine. Similarly, the CDC recommends waiting 14 days after receiving the Covid-19 vaccine to get another vaccine.

But if you accidently get a Covid-19 vaccine within two weeks of getting another vaccine, you should still get your second Covid-19 dose according to the recommended timing.

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When can I get my Covid vaccine?

Each state has its own plan for deciding who gets the covid vaccine first. Visit our interactive state map to visit your state public health department website for more information on vaccine availability and distribution.
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