Originally Posted by
GolferNJ
Yes, they’re numbered. I bet it’s super easy to verify.
This thread has a lot of replies so I apologize if someone already mentioned this but the entire mass-vaccination campaign has been a real sh*tshow when it comes to memorializing the vaccine administration. I know this as I work at an institution that has been giving out vaccines en masse. First off, some of the physician and RN handwriting is so bad, it can be extremely difficult to decode their hieroglyphic print on the cards. Second, a conniving individual can spend 10 minutes sifting Reddit posts to learn exactly how verification works. One of the methods to verify is to match the lot number with the date of that dose by accessing the online database. If it jives, then it is probably legit. Obviously the fraudster could copy said data from his/her friends legit ID card thus the date would jive with the database info. CDC developed the Vaccine Administration Management System (VAMS) to assist with tracking doses. Here is the big problem: many and I mean MANY people were vaccinated with none of their data entered into VAMS.
Just picture the enormous vaccination events that happened in arenas etc. The amount of clerical errors is biblical.
I bet that those who were “caught” had what we call “fifty footers” (you could tell it was a fake from 50-ft away…)