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› I have an allergy to wasp or bee stings. Can I have the COVID-19 vaccine?

I have an allergy to wasp or bee stings. Can I have the COVID-19 vaccine?

Yes. The COVID-19 vaccines are safe for those with allergies (including anaphylaxis) to wasp, bee, or other insect stings. 

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