"If you really want true herd immunity ... you want about 75 to 85 percent of the country to get vaccinated." -Anthony Fauci
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CDC recommended. Make the vaccine visible and normalize. 50% of proceeds go to World Health Organization's COVID-19 Pandemic Response Fund.
One size fits all (8" around). 100% silicone - durable, flexible, comfortable, and recyclable. Easy to clean, engraved and filled with waterproof ink. Can be worn while cooking, washing hands, showering, and swimming.
“Letting people know that I’ve got the vaccine, I took that step to protect myself and neighbors and community, that’s a really good thing. It’s a good idea.”
Aaron Katz, University of Washington’s School of Public Health
"What will people wear that indicates they’ve gotten both doses of the vaccine?"
Steven Sinofsky, former President at Microsoft & former Professor at Harvard
"The key reason that would be useful is advertisement. We're very influenced by what we perceive people in our community to be doing so if everybody else is doing something it's attractive to us."
Katherine Milkman, professor at University of Pennsylvania and co-director of the Behavior Change for Good Initiative
"When patients see these bands on the wrists of providers they know and trust, who have chosen to receive the vaccine themselves, it signals an element of confidence and fosters acceptance."
Dr. Cindy Cerro-Conlon, MD
Hospitals and Bulk Orders
We have partnered with hospitals in New York and Idaho to distribute VacSeen wristbands in bulk, and are seeking partners in every US state and internationally.
50% of VacSeen's proceeds are donated to the UN's COVID-19 Response Fund (led by the WHO).
In the News
"...a better approach for boosting confidence and vaccination rates would be through grassroots social signaling — by empowering friends and family to show their support." (Geekwire)
"Ian Mikutel is on a mission to build confidence about the coronavirus vaccines one wrist at a time." (The Post Star)
"They aren't intended to be a form of verification. Instead, they work similarly to an 'I voted' sticker that raises awareness of voting while also letting others know that a person has voted." (WindowsCentral)
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