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Your pharmacy may offer adult vaccines with no appointment.
Adults need vaccines to stay protected as they age.
As we age, our immune systems weaken—vaccines help protect us.
Adults 50 and older should get the shingles vaccine.
Even healthy adults need routine vaccinations.
A Tdap booster is needed every 10 years.
The shingles vaccine can prevent long-term nerve pain.
Flu season typically starts in the fall
Vaccines protect you and those around you.
MMR protects against measles, which is still spreading globally.
Adults 65 and older should get a pneumococcal vaccine.
Tdap protects against whooping cough
Adults need vaccines too
Vaccines protect your community
Adults at risk should get the Hepatitis B vaccine.
Flu vaccines reduce the risk of heart attack in older adults.
Updated COVID-19 vaccines protect against the latest variants.
The flu shot helps prevent serious complications in older adults.
Adults 65+ may need two types of pneumonia vaccines.
Adults born after 1957 may need the MMR vaccine.
The HPV vaccine prevents most cervical and other HPV-related cancers.
Catch-up vaccines are available
Shingrix is over 90% effective at preventing shingles.
It’s safe to get more than one vaccine at the same visit.
Pregnant people should get a Tdap shot during each pregnancy.
Some vaccines need boosters because immunity fades over time.
Adults with diabetes should get the Hep B vaccine.
A vaccine check-up helps you stay up to date.
If you never had chickenpox, you may need the varicella vaccine.
Flu shot is recommended yearly
Always update your immunization records after each shot.
Adult vaccines are often covered by insurance or Medicare.