Peter Hosey

CVS: https://www.cvs.com/scheduling/patient-lookup?lob=rximz&flow=vaccine&icid=cvs-home-s1-l1-vaccinations
Walgreens: http://walgreens.com/findcare/schedule-vaccine

CVS' system is a bit weird and makes you choose a date and then a location while Walgreens gives you the earliest dates with location right away. Got a slot next Friday so hopefully people can get their shot!

Kaiser Permanente is expecting to get the new stuff in “mid-September”: https://healthy.kaiserpermanente.org/health-wellness/coronavirus-information/vaccine-appointments

Meanwhile, for those of us who prefer Novavax*, we've got to wait an unknown amount of time longer for FDA to approve their new one: https://ir.novavax.com/press-releases/Novavax-Continues-to-Work-with-the-US-FDA-on-Authorization-of-2024-2025-Formula-COVID-19-Vaccine

*I have had both Pfizer and Moderna shots. Many people get those and have minimal side effects, but they both hit me super hard over multiple days, Moderna especially, whereas Novavax had me napping for a day. So I'm going to hold out and get this year's Novavax, assuming that becomes possible.

I wrote about my experience getting Novavax for this year's covid shot after having previously had four mRNA-based shots.

If, like me, you get rough side effects from the mRNA-based vaccines, try Novavax. Costco has it; Rite Aid has it; CVS might have it but you have to ask for some reason.

And feel free to send the post along to anyone who's had mRNA shots before and had a bad time, or who's been scared away from them by horror stories or fearmongering.