Booking is easy. Use our online appointment request portal here and select Vaccines/Injections. If you do not see the medication or vaccine listed, call us at 905.954.4144 or email contact@queensvillepharmacy.ca. You can always book by phone or email.
Ontario pharmacists who have completed the required training can administer many routine vaccines and prescribed injection medicines.
What kinds of injections and vaccines do you offer?
Our injection services go well beyond the yearly flu shot. We can provide many common vaccines and many prescribed injection medicines.
Common vaccines may include:
- flu shots
- COVID 19 vaccines
- RSV vaccines
- shingles vaccines (e.g. Shingrix)
- pneumonia vaccines
- tetanus and booster shots
- hepatitis vaccines
- HPV vaccines
- meningitis vaccines
- MMR vaccines
- chickenpox vaccines
- other travel vaccines, when appropriate and available
Common prescribed injection medicines may include:
- vitamin B12 injections
- osteoporosis injections (e.g. Prolia)
- some allergy or specialty injections (ask us for details)
- other doctor prescribed injection medicines, when appropriate and available (e.g. Ozempic, Depo-Provera, etc.)
Availability can depend on your prescription, age, product supply, and pharmacist assessment. Ontario rules set age minimums for some vaccines, including flu from age 2 and older, COVID 19 from 6 months and older, and most other listed vaccines from age 5 and older.
How do I book an appointment?
You can book online through our appointment request portal.
Select Vaccines/Injections and choose the option that best fits your visit.
You can also call us at 905.954.4144 or email contact@queensvillepharmacy.ca.
What if I do not see my medication or vaccine listed online?
Call or email us. Some items may not appear on the online list, but we may still be able to help or order it for you.
Do I need a prescription?
Some injections need a prescription and some do not. Vaccines may be publicly funded, privately purchased, or prescribed, depending on the product and your situation. If you are not sure, ask us and we will guide you.
Are appointments fast?
Yes. Most appointments are quick and straightforward. We also offer reminders for follow up doses when needed, so it is easier to stay on schedule.
Is the service private?
Yes. Injections are given in a private consultation room by a trained pharmacist.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Please bring:
- your health card if needed
- your drug plan card if you have one
- your prescription, if one is required
- any vaccine record or details we may have asked for
Can you help with travel vaccines or multi dose schedules?
Yes. We can help with many travel and routine vaccine schedules. If more than one dose is needed, we can help you stay on track with reminders.
Can I get my regular medication injection at the pharmacy?
In many cases, yes. If your doctor has prescribed an injection medicine, contact us first so we can confirm if we can provide and administer it safely at the pharmacy.
Why get your injection at Queensville Pharmacy?
Appointments are easy to book, care is private, and our team makes the process simple. From routine vaccines to many prescribed injections, we are here to help you stay protected and on schedule.
What type of injections can your pharmacists provide?
Our pharmacists are trained to give injections under the skin and into the muscle. Muscle injections are given in the upper arm, in the deltoid muscle. If your medication needs to be injected into the buttock area, please contact your primary care provider to arrange that service.
Is there a fee for this service?
Some vaccines and injections are covered under public health programs, while others are not. For medications or vaccines that are not publicly covered, a service fee will apply. If there is a fee, we will let you know before your appointment.