I can provide some general suggestions for replacing a lost vaccine card that may not have been mentioned in the article you read:
Contact your healthcare provider: If you received the vaccine at a specific healthcare facility or clinic, reach out to them to inquire about obtaining a replacement card. They might have records of your vaccination that they can use to issue a new card.
Check with your state or local health department: Depending on where you received the vaccination, your state or local health department may have a record of your vaccination and be able to issue a replacement card.
Check your online health portal: Some healthcare providers offer online health portals where you can access your vaccination records. If you have an account with such a provider, log in and see if you can find your vaccination information there.
Contact your pharmacy: If you received the vaccine at a pharmacy, they might have a record of your vaccination and be able to help you obtain a new card.
Register with your state's immunization registry: Some states have immunization registries that keep records of vaccinations given within their jurisdiction. Check if your state has such a registry and if your vaccination information is registered there.
Contact your employer or school: If you received the vaccine through your workplace or educational institution, they might have records of your vaccination that can be used to issue a new card.
Visit a vaccination site or clinic: If none of the above options work, consider visiting a vaccination site or clinic and explaining your situation. They may be able to look up your vaccination information and provide you with a replacement card.
Keep in mind that the process for obtaining a replacement vaccine card may vary depending on your location and the specific circumstances of your vaccination. It's essential to act promptly if you've lost your vaccine card, as having a record of your vaccination can be important for travel, work, or other activities that may require proof of vaccination.