Staples Will Laminate Your Vaccination Cards for Free

Mon, 04/05/2021 - 10:08

Staples has a location in the Bridgehampton Commons.

Christine Sampson

April 5, 2021

For people who have been fully vaccinated for Covid-19, Staples is currently offering free lamination of vaccine identification cards.

The in-store promotion is ongoing until further notice, according to a sign posted in the Bridgehampton store.

Important to note is the thermal sticker on some original vaccine cards, so employees advise customers to make a photocopy to have laminated instead of the actual card.

In addition to the Staples location in the Bridgehampton Commons shopping center, the office supply chain has stores in Riverhead, Patchogue, and Port Jefferson, among others.

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