The 3 FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccines are: Pfizer BioNTech,
Moderna, and Janssen (a.k.a Johnson & Johnson).
There is no clear evidence to prove that masks prevent the
spread of the virus.
Getting the vaccine can cause you to test positive for
COVID-19.
Fully vaccinated people can still transmit the virus, but at a
low rate.
Fully vaccinated people can't transmit the virus so they don't
need to take any precautions.
Fully vaccinated = immune to COVID-19.
Being vaccinated means you have received the best protection
available against severe complications from COVID-19 and a
better chance to fight off the virus if you get exposed to it.
COVID-19 vaccines authorized for use in the United States can
shed or release their components.