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Walmart is the only place where you probably have not stopped going to the entire pandemic. But as everywhere else in the world, it is known for major changes over the last year, frommask mandates in its stores throughout the country, to limit thequantity of customers, To the ceilings fixed for the number of a certain element that you can buy because ofImportant shortages. Now with 150 million people in the United Statesvaccinated with at least one dose So far, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Walmart make another change in its stores across the country to help get one more step to normal. Continue reading to find out what's new at Walmart, and for more news from this massive retailer, knowing whyThis thing is disappearing from 300 Walmart stores.

Throughout the first quarter of the year, getting a vaccine appointment has been a major challenge. With a lot eager to get their shots, the supply chains of pharmaceutical companies have trouble following demand. But now that this is not a problem, shops like Wal-Mart make it easier than ever to be vaccinated. If you have not got your Covid vaccine again, you can now enter the country and walmarts to vaccinate on site.

According to an announcement of the company on May 4, all Pharmacy pitches of Wal-Mart and Sam Club in the United States now offer the same day,Rendezvous vaccine against COVID. The company claims that its more than 5,100 pharmacies are allowed to administer the three Covid vaccines of Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson. In addition to that, you do not have to be a Sam Club member to receive vaccination at one of the places.

"Now that supply and eligibility increased, it is even more important for us to reach poorly served and vulnerable populations to ensure an equitable distribution of the CVIV-19 vaccine,"Cheryl Pegus, MD, Executive Vice President of Health and Wal-Mart Wellness, in a statement. "Generalized vaccination is the only way we will end up terminating the pandemic and helping our country reopen, and we do not want anyone to let themselves be distinguished that we enter this new chapter in our fight against Covid-19. »

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If you do not want to risk your local Walmart or Sam 'S Club pharmacy out of the vaccine a less likely situation now that the offer has caught up with the demand for these locations are also offering pre-programmed appointments for COVID vaccinations .

"Customers who have made an appointment can complete the documents before vaccination in advance, if you are interested," said the company.

If you want to make an appointment at one of the pharmacy places you can go to Wal-Mart or the official Sam of the Club sites. Pharmacies Walmart are open seven days a week, while Sam Club's pharmacies are open six days a week (they are closed on Sundays).

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Walgreens, CVS and Rite AID also offer appointments the same day for Covid vaccine at some of their stores. This week, Walgreens announced that it would start providing the same dayVaccination Rendez-vous Covid In its stores on May 5 the company also deployed appointments in some shops throughout the country, as well as mobile clinics in Chicago, which will become available in other parts of the country in the near future.

CVS startedallowing appointments the same day On April 23, where customers were able to plan their vaccination in less than one hour before, spokesperson for the companyMike Deangelis CNBC said. And Rite AID also allows for vaccination without an appointment on a limited basis, according to the news release.

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The decisions of retailers to open the same day, appointment without appointments arrives at a time when vaccinations slowed in the United States through according toThe New York TimesThe average number of persons obtaining a first single dose or aCovid vaccine every day fell by about 50 percent of the highest recorded for Covid vaccinations, which was April 13th.

While the decision of the DCC and the usults of food and drug (FDA) is temporarilyBreak Johnson & Johnson Vaccine May have contributed to the hesitation and slowdown of vaccinations, experts also say that it was inevitable. About40% of the vaccinated population, Most people who were eager to have the shots have already done it - and the rest of the public seems to be undecided. "We had always planned that we would start seeing a deceleration around the end of April"Josh Gealle, Director of the operation of Connecticut, saidThe New York Times. "You start missing people to vaccinate. It naturally starts slowing down."

In an interview of April 30th onAll in with Chris HayesOn MSNBC,Syra Madad, DHS, an infectious epidemiologist disease, said, "If we want to look at this pandemic, we want to try tovaccinate as many people as possible. And we will hit a wall, I would probably say in the next two weeks, where we are going to have a surplus vaccine supplies and less demand. You see this now that ... you know, fewer people are vaccinated daily. "

But doing the blows more accessible, like Walmart A, it's a way to help people who are unable to prioritize being vaccinated. However, the problem is deeper than that. "We certainly want to address the hesitation of vaccines right and at the front, if you want," said Madad. "The reasons why people accept, decline or just want to wait are for many different reasons - it could be because of their political affiliations. And you see moreRepublicans refused to be vaccinated. This could also be because of personal experience, knowledge gaps. This could be because of, you know, racism and general awareness. Thus, there are many different factors here that we want to approach, you know, very specifically and very methodically, and with compassion and empathy. "

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