Vaccinations
Get vaccinated by a pharmacist, with or without an appointment.
Vaccines we offer
Some vaccines are publicly funded for eligible people. Others need a prescription or have a fee. Call us to check.
| Vaccine | Who it’s for | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Flu (influenza) | Everyone 2 years and older, each fall | Free with Ontario health card |
| COVID-19 | Eligible people, based on current public health guidance | Free when publicly funded |
| RSV | Older adults who meet current eligibility | Free if eligible, otherwise a fee |
| Shingles | Adults 50 and older | Free for eligible ages, otherwise a fee |
| Pneumococcal | Adults 65 and older and people with certain conditions | Free if eligible |
| Travel vaccines | Hepatitis A and B, typhoid and others depending on destination | Fee applies; may be covered by insurance |
Eligibility and funding change. Call us to confirm before your visit.
Your vaccination visit
Book or walk in
Book online or by phone to skip the wait.
Quick screening
Answer a few health questions with the pharmacist.
Get your shot
Wait 15 minutes afterwards and leave with a record of your vaccine.
Before you come in
Wear a short-sleeved or loose top and eat something beforehand.
What should I bring?
Your Ontario health card, a list of medications you take, and your vaccine record if you have one.
Can children get vaccinated at the pharmacy?
Pharmacists in Ontario can give the flu vaccine to children 2 years and older. Other childhood vaccines are given by your doctor or public health.
Can I get more than one vaccine at the same visit?
Often, yes. The pharmacist will check what’s safe to give together.
Book your vaccine
Choose a time that suits you and skip the wait.