Every year different places offer an incentive for getting the flu shot.
- Kroger:
- Get $5 off when you get a flu vaccine at the pharmacy or clinic.
- Get $20 off when you get a flu vaccine and any other vaccine in the same visit at the pharmacy or clinic.
- Safeway 10% off, up to $20 off
- CVS offers a $5 off $20 coupon for no cost flu shot (insurance).
- Giant eagle: $5 gift card (insurance)
- RiteAid: None currently
- Walgreens: None currently
Will add more as they become available. You’ll probably want to wait until later in the year for maximum effectiveness.
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Sam's Club is offering $5 for the Covid booster or flu shot. Max. $5 in savings, I believe, so covers one or the other. Exp. Oct 31. https://www.samsclub.com/content/more-offers?mid=2024_mem_ros&xid=hdr:promo
In Sept Sam's Club had a similar offer, but was max. $10 in savings, I believe, so would give $5 for each.
My pharmacist today already knew about the deal, and asked to scan my membership card so that I'd get $5 in savings on my next purchase. The $5 in savings on my purchase came off seamlessly when I bought a grocery item via Scan & Go a few minutes later.
I'm waiting until they offer a burger element to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDqnIcbx8-Q
For those without insurance, flu shots are only $19.99 at Costco for members and$34.99 for non members
these types of posts never fail to bring out the crazies. i'm just sad that target doesn't do the $5 credit for a flu shot anymore :(
https://www.target.com/c/pharmacy/-/N-54y52
ooh yay! thank you! it's kinda back, just wish it was the $5 off any amount instead of 20, but this is still nice to see! ty for sharing
Publix stopped giving these deals? Those used to be really good
Thank you for the deal information. Last year I got a coupon when I got my vaccine at the pharmacy in Albertsons and used it with my Thanksgiving shopping so it helped out.
FYI Covid is NOT a vaccine, it is a gene modification therapy. With a traditional vaccine you get injected either with a weakened virus or denatured virus particles as opposed to Covid you get injected with messenger RNA which enters your cells and makes them produce antibodies. There are no other successful therapies that use this technology that has been around for 20 or so years, just Covid. Food for thought.
hes right. i got the covid vaccine now i am a horse. good thing i can take ivermectin now
Take enough of it and you'll go from a horse to a corpse.
^ This guy 230 years ago: "FYI smallpox is not an inoculation, it's a vaccine. With a traditional inoculation, you get infected with a weekend virus or denatured virus particles as opposed to smallpox you get injected with cowpox which enters your cells and makes them produce antibodies. There are no other successful therapies that use this technology that has been around for 20 or so years, just smallpox. Food for thought."
FYI this is a website for churning, go fearmonger somewhere else <3
Yikes with the misinformation. Probably time for you to get off the internet. mRNA vaccines were first used for Ebola btw. https://publichealth.jhu.edu/2021/the-long-history-of-mrna-vaccines
None of these deals are available in some states, presumably because of state law. New York is one.
Important fine print: "Excludes prescriptions and vaccinations for individuals who are eligible for federally funded healthcare programs, including, but not limited to, Medicare, Medicaid and Tricare."
Good point. I inquired at Kroger today and they told me Medicare recepients are precluded from receiving the $5 off.
The fine print is from Kroger.
I guess gone are the days of $10 or $20 WCash for the flu shot lol