Immunizations from walgreens

[neocarbunkle 2]

My wife is currently in the US but she is going back to Japan for a bit where she will do her medical check and have her interview before finally getting her green card (Yeah!!!!). We can do the immunizations in Japan when she does her check and gets the doctor to sign the paperwork, but my mother in law said they were rather expensive (like 700$+), so I was wondering if I can just do it at walgreens here in the states and have her bring the paperwork to the doctor in Japan. (It's still expensive but a little bit cheaper I think).

Bonus question, does anyone know if there are any cheaper places for getting immunizations? We don't have health insurance right now.

Thanks everyone.

[Pork and Beans 4]

My wife is currently in the US but she is going back to Japan for a bit where she will do her medical check and have her interview before finally getting her green card (Yeah!!!!). We can do the immunizations in Japan when she does her check and gets the doctor to sign the paperwork, but my mother in law said they were rather expensive (like 700$+), so I was wondering if I can just do it at walgreens here in the states and have her bring the paperwork to the doctor in Japan. (It's still expensive but a little bit cheaper I think).

Bonus question, does anyone know if there are any cheaper places for getting immunizations? We don't have health insurance right now.

Thanks everyone.

OP,

To my knowledge, not a problem...and yes, bring the paperwork.

Costco member? They're reasonable and I've found a number of vaccines cheaper there...read flu shot. Do some shopping, all it takes are some phone calls.

Check with your county health department also.

Edited February 28, 2016 by Pork and Beans

[neocarbunkle 2]

I forgot to mention that my mother in law lost all of my wife's immunization records from when she was a child!

OK I'm going to start making a list and shopping around.