Something I've never seen discussed. What is the price of the vaccinations here and there?

[Grasswire2]

Surely the retail outlets are charging for delivering it.

And I'm assuming it is free at the official sites.

Why is there no information about this aspect?

[arlyellowdog]

1. It's free

[CurtEastPoint]

2. No charge. At least for Medicare. Not sure about others.

[rsdsharp]

5. I had the first shot of Pfizer yesterday at a pharmacy.

We were required to bring our Medicare cards, AND our insurance cards. We have a Medicare Advantage plan. I don’t know if they charged either. There was no copay.

[MineralMan]

3. Should be free, wherever you are.

Maybe if you don't have health insurance, that might be different.

If you get it at a doctor's office, though, you'll likely be charged for the service. Look for a mass vaccination site.

[Grasswire2]

8. I'm not asking for myself. Just noting that it's never mentioned in news reports of any kind...

....and that might be intimidating to some citizens without insurance or assets.

[MineralMan]

9. Well, in Minnesota, the state sign-up makes it clear that it's free.

Insurance or no insurance. If you have insurance, they collect your information, though.

[csziggy]

10. No charge mentioned at my doctor's immunization clinic

Where my husband and I got our vaccinations on Wednesday. Maybe they will bill Medicare and our supplemental policies, but nothing was said about a cost.

[MoonlitKnight]

4. Free

Our tax dollars already bought it.

[redstatebluegirl]

6. They are free, no matter where you go.

They ask for insurance information and bill them if they can, but if you have none or not on medicare, they are free.

[Hekate]

7. Free. Like the polio vaccination was.

[soothsayer]

11. Really truly free

[Stinky The Clown]

12. Free and I believe charging for them is actually illegal

[11 Bravo]

13. By law, it's free. The providers will ask for your insurance info ...

but even if you have no health insurance, the shot must be given to you free of charge.

[X07Y39-Alpha]

14. Free for you

It was free for me, but I did notice CVS charged my insurance company $17

[Orangepeel]

15. the retail outlets take your insurance card, if you have one

I'm guessing they get paid for administering it, but there is no charge

[ratchiweenie]

16. Yep, totally free wherever you get it and with or without insurance.