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In March 2021, several news outlets reported that the office supplies chain Office Depot was running a promotion by which customers who had received a COVID-19 vaccination could get their vaccination card laminated, free of charge. In the final week of March, articles to that effect were published by news websites including KNTV, WTOL, KUTV, KRON, and WTTG, as well as national outlets like CNN, who reported that: Those reports were accurate in describing Office Depot's promotion. In late March and early April 2021, Office Depot promoted its offer on Facebook, Twitter and on its website. The offer consisted of a coupon, which could be printed, or a coupon code, both of which could be presented in Office Depot and Office Max stores, and redeemed for one free lamination of a valid COVID-19 vaccination card. No other purchase was necessary, and the offer was scheduled to end on July 25. Many of the articles highlighted above also reported that Staples was running a similar offer. However, despite our repeated attempts to seek clarification about the existence and terms of the offer, Staples did not respond. As a result, we cannot confirm that the news reports' descriptions of a similar Staples offer were accurate. If we receive clarification from the company, we will update this fact check accordingly.
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