CDC discontinues COVID-19 vaccination card printing

TL;DR
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has stopped printing COVID-19 vaccination cards as the federal government is no longer distributing vaccines. The discontinuation of the cards is not expected to have a significant impact, as the need for them to gain entry into venues has diminished. Existing vaccination cards are still valid as proof of vaccination, but individuals can request their COVID-19 immunization records from the clinic, pharmacy, or health department where they received the shot. Some states offer digital vaccination records, while others require patients' consent to be included in immunization registries.
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