Flu Vaccine

₱1,500.00

Who Should Get It:

  • Everyone 6 months and older, especially:

    • Older adults (65+)

    • Pregnant women

    • Young children

    • People with chronic health conditions (like asthma, diabetes, or heart disease)

    • Healthcare workers and caregivers

Before the Injection:

  • Let the provider know if you're sick, have allergies (especially to eggs or latex), or had a previous reaction to a flu shot.

  • No special preparation is needed, but wearing a short-sleeved shirt can help.

After the Injection:

  • Mild side effects may include:

    • Soreness or redness at the injection site

    • Low fever or muscle aches

    • Tiredness

  • These side effects usually go away within 1–2 days.

  • Serious side effects are extremely rare.

Protection Timeline:

It takes about 2 weeks after the shot for your body to develop full protection, so it's best to get vaccinated early in flu season (typically around September to October).

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Who Should Get It:

  • Everyone 6 months and older, especially:

    • Older adults (65+)

    • Pregnant women

    • Young children

    • People with chronic health conditions (like asthma, diabetes, or heart disease)

    • Healthcare workers and caregivers

Before the Injection:

  • Let the provider know if you're sick, have allergies (especially to eggs or latex), or had a previous reaction to a flu shot.

  • No special preparation is needed, but wearing a short-sleeved shirt can help.

After the Injection:

  • Mild side effects may include:

    • Soreness or redness at the injection site

    • Low fever or muscle aches

    • Tiredness

  • These side effects usually go away within 1–2 days.

  • Serious side effects are extremely rare.

Protection Timeline:

It takes about 2 weeks after the shot for your body to develop full protection, so it's best to get vaccinated early in flu season (typically around September to October).

Who Should Get It:

  • Everyone 6 months and older, especially:

    • Older adults (65+)

    • Pregnant women

    • Young children

    • People with chronic health conditions (like asthma, diabetes, or heart disease)

    • Healthcare workers and caregivers

Before the Injection:

  • Let the provider know if you're sick, have allergies (especially to eggs or latex), or had a previous reaction to a flu shot.

  • No special preparation is needed, but wearing a short-sleeved shirt can help.

After the Injection:

  • Mild side effects may include:

    • Soreness or redness at the injection site

    • Low fever or muscle aches

    • Tiredness

  • These side effects usually go away within 1–2 days.

  • Serious side effects are extremely rare.

Protection Timeline:

It takes about 2 weeks after the shot for your body to develop full protection, so it's best to get vaccinated early in flu season (typically around September to October).