Americans have valid concerns about receiving COVID-19 vaccines, and they deserve clear information to help inform their decision on whether to get vaccinated. Below are five messages that could effectively address concerns among vaccine-hesitant individuals, as compiled by GoodRx:
- Misinformation about the pandemic and COVID-19 vaccines is widespread, so it’s best to get information from credible sources such as government agencies, medical organizations and educational institutions.
- It’s possible that you could still get COVID-19 post-vaccination, but you’re less likely to experience severe illness.
- The decision to get vaccinated protects not only you, but also the people around you.
- Adverse reactions to COVID-19 vaccines are very rare.
- Even if you never get sick, getting vaccinated against COVID-19 couldn’t hurt.
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