US proof-of-vaccination cards are the wrong size to fit in wallets
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Re: US proof-of-vaccination cards are the wrong size to fit in wallets
#2More force earlier is the thesis here?
Fitting I guess.
Weird times.
Re: US proof-of-vaccination cards are the wrong size to fit in wallets
#3But they fit perfectly into a conference name-tag badge holder!
Re: US proof-of-vaccination cards are the wrong size to fit in wallets
#4Yeah I noticed that. Why not use a standard business card size?
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#5Oh, but, dontcha know, that's why you need umpteen tracking apps installed.
Re: US proof-of-vaccination cards are the wrong size to fit in wallets
#6Fits nicely into a passport
Re: US proof-of-vaccination cards are the wrong size to fit in wallets
#7They’re 2nd dose reminder cards not counterfeit resistant certificates.
Re: US proof-of-vaccination cards are the wrong size to fit in wallets
#8My semi-serious guess is that somebody at the CDC came up with this poor design without thinking, but nobody dared criticize it lest they appear to be advocating for vaccine passports, which is a taboo topic of discussion at the CDC. An implicit, unintentional conspiracy theory.
Re: US proof-of-vaccination cards are the wrong size to fit in wallets
#9I immediately folded mine in half, put it in my wallet, and have had no issues since.
Re: US proof-of-vaccination cards are the wrong size to fit in wallets
#10My wallet is long enough to carry bills full length without folding, and even a passport. I guess you’d call it a biker or trucker style, because it has a chain to connect to my belt.
But I got it because it was a Pacsafe RFID secure wallet, in a style which I guess they don’t make anymore.
Works for me. I don’t see a problem here.