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It was free in the US, that was a policy decision because of the whole issue and some people wouldn't be able to afford it. But at some point boosters are not free afaik.
The latest ones coming out by the end of the month are no longer free if you have insurance.
Out of curiosity, do annual flu vaccines cost money in the US?
In Canada, the way those work is you just go to any pharmacy or most doctors offices. They'll take info from your health card, give you the shot (usually no wait, maybe 30 min at most if it's unusually busy), ask you to stick around for 15 minutes and then you can leave. No cost all and super convenient.
You're asking the wrong guy, I'm Canadian. There's an askanamerican sub.
New ones are $100-$200 dollars where I'm at. This winter could be a rough one.