Flu shot
Free for everyone in Ontario through the Universal Influenza Immunization Program. Available each fall for adults and children 2 years and older, by appointment.
Vaccinations · Mississauga
Every vaccine you need, from a team that knows you. Book a time that suits you, skip the long lineups, and let us figure out what’s free for you through Ontario’s programs.
Free for everyone in Ontario through the Universal Influenza Immunization Program. Available each fall for adults and children 2 years and older, by appointment.
Publicly funded for eligible Ontarians. We can give it at the same visit as your flu shot.
Protects older adults against respiratory syncytial virus. Free for eligible Ontarians based on age and health. We’ll check your eligibility, and if you’re not covered, it can be prescribed and billed to private insurance.
A two-dose series that strongly protects against shingles. Free for eligible Ontario seniors; otherwise covered by many private plans. We’ll confirm your coverage before your shot.
Hepatitis A and B, typhoid, oral cholera and traveller’s diarrhea, and more. Come in 4–6 weeks before your trip so there’s time for every dose.
Pneumococcal (pneumonia), tetanus-diphtheria-pertussis (Tdap), HPV, meningococcal and others, whether publicly funded or with a prescription.
Vitamin B12 and other prescribed injections, given by our injection-certified pharmacists in our private room.
No long lineups, no rushing. One of our injection-certified pharmacists will review your history, answer your questions, and give your shot in our private room.
Yes. The flu shot is free for everyone who lives, works or goes to school in Ontario. At the pharmacy we can give it to anyone 2 years and older. Just bring your Ontario health card.
Yes. Both can safely be given at the same visit, one in each arm. It saves you a second trip.
Ontario offers free RSV vaccines to older adults who meet age and health criteria, and eligibility can change from season to season. Text us, call, or ask at the counter and we’ll check for you. If you’re not eligible, we can still give it with a prescription, and many private plans cover it.
Shingrix is publicly funded for Ontario seniors in the eligible age range. Outside that range, many private drug plans cover it. We’ll confirm your coverage before your first dose. It’s given as two doses, 2 to 6 months apart.
Yes. Vaccines are by appointment so your shot is ready and there’s no waiting. Text or call us to book a time, including for the whole family.
Your Ontario health card, your private insurance card if you have one, and any vaccination record you have. For travel vaccines, bring your itinerary.
Text or call us to book. We’ll find a time that works and have your shot ready.