On a side note, what is a decent source for viewing number of vaccines distributed vs number of vaccines administered for each State?

Here in South Carolina, DHEC publishes the numbers of vaccines given vs. supply. I don't know about nationwide.

The gov. toured one of the vaccine sites yesterday and they had only used 60% of vaccines. He told them if they didn't speed it up he would order them to cancel elective surgeries so they would have staff to handle the vaccinations.

Edit:

Here is the CDC site on it

US VACCINATIONS BY THE NUMBERS
People that Received the 1st Dose
12,279,180
Total Doses Distributed
31,161,075
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CDC | Updated: Jan 15, 2021 as of 9:00am ET

Here. Just below the map click on Covid-19 Vaccinations in the United States to see sortable numbers by state. Due to the holiday the data was last updated on Friday.

https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#vaccinations

Thanks PG & Sooner.

Each county health dept. should roll up to the State Health Dept. and to the Feds.
The way it's done in FL is using this site....

https://www.flshotsusers.com/

I've just seen that there are slightly different age recommendations for each vaccine. One is 16 yrs and up the other 18 yrs and up. Does anyone here have any info on if this really matters?

may as well spin a wheel for info..
they are making it up as they go....
protocol changes all the time..
mask..no mask...try 2 mask..
1 shot..half a shot..no shot..2 shot's at once..
you would think some monkey in Botswanna was in charge..

Rika