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Rite Aid expands vaccine eligibility to children 12 and up

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(WXMI) — Rite Aid has expanded COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to children 12 and older, the drugstore chain tells us.

We’re told guardians of those under 18 may schedule an appointment here.

Rite Aid says it has also launched this clinic inquiry tool for schools and organizations to arrange on-site clinics.

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