Got ahold of bandage and broke out in fever, hives and rash on arms and legs; Got ahold of bandage and broke out in fever, hives and rash on arms and legs; Got ahold of bandage and broke out in fever, hives and rash on arms and legs; Got ahold of bandage and broke out in fever, hives and rash on arms and legs; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer. This consumer (patient mother) reported for a 2-year-old female patient. A 2-years-old female patient received BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, Solution for injection. Batch/Lot number was not reported), via an unspecified route of administration on 16Aug2021 (at the age of 2-yers-old) as DOSE NUMBER UNKNOWN, SINGLE for COVID-19 immunization. Medical history included viral infection (She saw where fever and hives are some sort of viral infection which she has had in past, but not these kind) from an unknown date and unknown if ongoing. There were no concomitant medications. Patient history and investigation assessment: No. It was reported that, consumer said she received the 2nd dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine on 16Aug2021, Monday. She said her husband received his 1st dose on the same day, and they never had any reaction, however, her 2-year-old got ahold of bandages from vaccine and somehow a couple of hours later broke out in fever and hives. She was not sure if it was related. She just wonders if any trace amount of vaccine got on her skin. She had not been in contact with anyone else. She works from home and they are diligent and strict about restrictions. She would like to know if the fever, hives and rash that her daughter experienced after playing with the Band-Aids after she and her husband got vaccinated could be related to the Pfizer COVID vaccine. It was mentioned that, I also told the consumer that since their daughter has not received the vaccine yet, then Pfizer cannot assess whether the reaction she had caused by the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine. Then, I referred them to their daughter's doctor as they would be in the best position to give them advice on the appropriate actions to be taken. She will wait a couple of days to see if it improves before she decides to go to the doctor. It has not gotten any worse as of yet. She came home and her daughter has a thing for band-aids. They set them on counter and she had them in her hand and was playing with them. The fever has persisted and it is low grade around 100. It gets better with Motrin. The hives go away with Benadryl, but they come back. She gave it yesterday morning and it was back by evening. By the evening, she gave more and they were back by morning. She saw where fever and hives are some sort of viral infection which she has had in past, but not these kind. They are going away with this antihistamine. She had been in the house all day. The rash on her daughter was on her arms and legs, but viral rashes are normally on her torso and this was not. No further details provided. Separate report completed to document his experience. The outcome of the event accidental exposure to product by child was unknown while other events were not recovered.   The lot number was not provided. Information on lot number has been requested during follow up.