Always confirm costs with your healthcare facility and/or insurance coverage
If you’re looking for quick care without the ER bill or waiting 2 weeks for a primary doc, Walgreens clinics might be your next best option. From flu shots to UTI treatment, they’ve got you covered — but how much does it actually cost?
Let’s break it down 👇
💉 Vaccinations Available at Walgreens
Vaccine |
Recommended For |
Estimated Cost (No Insurance) |
---|---|---|
Flu (Quadrivalent) |
Everyone 6+ months |
$58.99 |
Flu (High Dose) |
Seniors 65+ |
$108.99 |
COVID-19 |
Everyone 6+ months |
Varies — often free w/ insurance |
Shingles (Shingrix) |
Adults 50+ |
$180 – $200/dose |
Pneumonia (Pneumovax/Prevnar) |
Adults 65+, at-risk younger adults |
$130 – $240 |
Tdap (Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis) |
Every 10 years |
~$70 |
HPV (Gardasil) |
Ages 9–26 (or older if unvaccinated) |
$250 – $300/dose |
Hepatitis A & B |
Travelers, at-risk groups |
$75 – $145/dose |
MMR |
Children, non-immune adults |
~$125 |
Meningitis |
Teens, college students |
$130 – $160 |
Travel Vaccines |
Travelers to specific regions |
Varies — call ahead |
💡 With insurance? Most vaccines are covered at $0 out-of-pocket.
🦠 Ailments Walgreens Can Treat (In-Clinic or Virtual)
Condition |
Treatment Available? |
---|---|
Colds, Flu, Sinus Infections |
✅ Yes |
Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) |
✅ Yes |
Pink Eye, Ear Infections |
✅ Yes |
Rashes, Eczema, Minor Skin Issues |
✅ Yes |
Sprains, Strains, Minor Cuts |
✅ Yes |
Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea |
✅ Yes |
COVID-19 Symptoms |
✅ Yes (testing & consults) |
⚠️ These are for non-emergency cases only. Chest pain, severe symptoms = ER.
💵 How Much Does Walgreens Clinic Cost?
🧍 In-Person Clinic Visits:
Service |
Cash Price (No Insurance) |
---|---|
Basic Illness Visit |
~$111+ |
Additional Testing (e.g. Strep, Flu) |
$25 – $50 extra |
Medication Prescriptions |
Varies — not included in visit cost |
💡 Insurance? Many plans cover these visits with just a $10–$50 copay.
💻 Virtual Care (Ages 18+):
Condition |
Cost (Out-of-Pocket) |
---|---|
Cold, UTI, Sinus Infection, etc. |
$33 – $75 per visit |
🌐 Available 24/7 in most states via Walgreens Virtual Care
🧾 Pro Tips to Save Money
- Use your insurance — most basic vaccines and visits are covered
- Use Walgreens coupons or prescription discount cards for follow-up meds
- Compare virtual vs. in-person costs — for simple issues, virtual care is faster and cheaper
- Ask about the total visit cost up front — no surprise bills later
💭 Final Thoughts: Convenient, But Not Always Cheap
Walgreens clinics are perfect for when your doctor’s unavailable and urgent care is overkill. They’re faster, more accessible, and less expensive than most out-of-pocket doctor visits — but they’re still not free.
Treat it like a budget-friendly healthcare stop — just don’t forget to price check and verify insurance before walking in.
🔚 Bottom Line
- Vaccines range from $0 (with insurance) to $300+ (without)
- In-clinic visits cost ~$111+ without insurance
- Virtual visits start at just $33 for common illnesses
- Insurance can dramatically cut your out-of-pocket costs — but always confirm first
🧾 User-Reported Cost: If you’re headed to Walgreens Clinic, brace yourself for some unexpected costs. And honestly, dealing with insurance can be a hassle. What a pain! Anyone else feel the same?