Some Ontario Pharmacies Are Now Offering Pfizer & Moderna Vaccines To People Aged 18+
You might need an appointment or you might be able to just walk in.
As part of Ontario's vaccine rollout, select pharmacies in seven cities and regions are now offering doses to people who are 18 or older, and you can find all the spots on the government's website.
On May 7, the list of COVID-19 vaccine pharmacy locations was updated to show where people 18 and older can now get a Pfizer or Moderna dose as part of the province's pharmacy expansion.
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Over 70 pharmacies in Toronto and Peel have the Pfizer vaccine available for people 18 and older.
For Moderna, more than 50 locations in Durham, Hamilton, Ottawa, Windsor and York are offering vaccine doses to those over 18 years old.
Ontario is advising anyone planning to get a dose this way to check with a pharmacy ahead of time, because some might require you to book an appointment, while others allow walk-ins. Also, you can check that they have doses in stock.

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