CVS was one of the leaders in the COVID vaccine rollout back in December, when the company worked with long-term care facilities to start vaccinating the most vulnerable people in the U.S. By mid-February, CVS started vaccinating the general public and by April 1, they had doled out 10 million doses across 44 U.S. States. But now, a major change is afoot at CVS’s all over the U.S. in regards to the COVID vaccine.
CVS Health is getting rid of Johnson&Johnson’s single-dose COVID vaccine in most of its locations, CNBC first reported on Aug. 4. Customers can still get the Johnson&Johnson vaccine at almost 1,000 of the drug chain’s MinuteClinic locations in 25 states and Washington, D.C. But with more than 9,900 retail locations and around 1,100 MinuteClinics, this means the shot is only available in around 10 percent of CVS locations.
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CVS says pharmacies have stopped offering the Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine
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CVS says it has STOPPED offering the Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine in its pharmacies – but will continue Pfizer and Moderna shots
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CVS says pharmacies have stopped offering the Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine
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