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It's weird that they had you get immunity testing in the first place if you met criteria for evidence of immunity (for example if you've had two age-appropriate doses of vaccine). Since they tested you now this comes into play:
QuoteLaboratory evidence of immunity: commercial assays can be used to assess disease-induced immunity, but they lack adequate sensitivity to reliably detect vaccine-induced immunity (I.e., they may yield false-negative results).
https://www.CDC.gov/pinkbook/hcp/table-of-contents/chapter-22-varicella.html
scorpionurse21
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I'm so confused I had my titers drawn for preemployment and I was susceptible to varicella. I called and asked if I needed another booster and they said no since I had proof of two doses. Wouldn't I need another vaccine if I don't have the immunity though?