Following last week's updated mask guidelines for those who are fully vaccinated, a number of stores and other retail operations have ended mask requirements for fully vaccinated customers.

Per USA Today, the retail chains listed below will no longer require fully vaccinated customers to wear masks indoors. Much like the CDC’s new guidelines, these stores will be relying on an honor system for mask use for those who are not yet fully vaccinated.

(NOTE: The CDC still advises mask use in crowded indoor areas like hospitals, planes, buses, homeless shelters and prisons.)

• Target

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  Mask requirement officially lifted on May 17 for fully vaccinated customers and employees.

• Walmart

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  Walmart

• Sam’s Club

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  Sam's Club, which is owned by Walmart, has also lifted its mask requirements for fully vaccinated customers and employees.
• Trader Joe’s

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  'USA Today' notes that Trader Joe's was one of the first retailers to lift mask requirements for fully vaccinated customers.

• Costco

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  Costco lifted mask guidelines for fully vaccinated customers on May 14.

• Publix

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  Publix lifted their mask requirement for fully vaccinated customers and employees on May 14.
• BJ’s Warehouse Club

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  BJ's Warehouse Club announced it has lifted its mask requirement for fully vaccinated customers and employees.

• Starbucks

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  Starbucks lifted their mask requirement for fully vaccinated customers on May 17.

• Sprouts Farmers Market

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  Sprouts Farmers Market lifted their mask requirement for fully vaccinated customers on May 14.

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