Immunization Services & Vaccines

Immunization Services & Vaccines Protecting your health is our priority. At Walgreens, we make it easy to get the immunizations you need. Whether you’re looking for a flu shot, a COVID-19 vaccine, or other important immunizations, we’re here to help you stay healthy. Schedule your appointment online, or walk in today. Which vaccines do we offer? Walgreens offers a wide range of vaccines for adults, seniors and children 7 years and older1 to help protect against many common illnesses: COVID-19 Flu Shingles Pneumonia Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis) Td (tetanus, diphtheria) Meningitis MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) Chickenpox Hepatitis A Hepatitis B HPV (human papillomavirus) Polio Typhoid Yellow Fever Japanese Encephalitis Cholera Rabies Tick-Borne Encephalitis (TBE) Shots for travel …and more! 1Age restrictions apply. See pharmacy for details. How to get your vaccines at Walgreens Schedule online: Find a time that works for you and book your appointment in advance. Walk in: Visit your local Walgreens pharmacy and get your vaccine without an appointment. Benefits of getting vaccinated at Walgreens Convenience: With thousands of locations nationwide, there’s always a Walgreens nearby. Expert care: Our pharmacists are trained and certified to administer vaccines. Easy access: Schedule online or walk in for your immunization. Insurance acceptance: We accept most insurance plans for vaccinations. Prepare for your vaccination Bring your insurance card and photo ID. Wear loose-fitting clothing for easy access to your arm. Stay hydrated and eat a meal before your appointment. Inform the pharmacist about any allergies or medical conditions. Frequently asked questions Do I need an appointment for a vaccine? Appointments are recommended but not always required. Walk-ins are welcome, but scheduling ensures you get your vaccine as quickly as possible. How much do vaccines cost? The cost of vaccines varies depending on your insurance coverage and the specific vaccine. Contact your local Walgreens pharmacy for pricing details. Are there any side effects? Like all medications, vaccines can cause side effects. Most side effects are mild and temporary, such as soreness, redness, or swelling at the injection site. Serious side effects are rare. How often should I get vaccinated? The recommended frequency of vaccinations varies depending on the vaccine and your individual health needs. Consult with your healthcare provider or our pharmacist for personalized advice.