Holidays Hours & Updates 2022
As we head into the holiday season, we want to make you aware of our upcoming hours, new vaccines, ways to save you time when you visit us, and more!
The Latest From 501: Fall Updates
Happy Fall, Y’all! We’re so excited about the new season, cooler temperatures, and the leaves changing. Take a look at what we have going on this fall at 501.
The Latest From 501: Fall 2021 Updates
Happy fall 501 friends! We hope you are enjoying the cooler temperatures out there. Now, let’s dive into what’s happening at the pharmacy. 🏊♂️
The Latest From 501: December 2020 Update
From all of us at 501 Pharmacy, we would like to wish you a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! As a reminder, we will be open on Christmas Eve from 8:30 a.m. until 1 p.m., closed on Christmas Day, and closed on New Year’s Day, but we will be open throughout the holiday season to serve you.
Han Flu-Shot the Sheriff… and You Should Be Next
Han flu-shot the Chatham County Sheriff Mike Roberson and then he flu-shot the sheriff’s wife!
Sheriff Roberson understands how important getting your flu shot is and there is still time for you to get yours.
Flu Shots at 501 Pharmacy
At 501 Pharmacy, we are able to administer flu shots to patients 14 and up. We currently have plenty of vaccines available. Flu shots are just $34.99 for cash-paying patients but are generally free with most insurances. No appointments needed! Stop by 501 Pharmacy Monday through Friday, between 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., or on Saturday between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., to get your flu shot.
Why Should You Get the Flu Shot?
Influenza or the flu is a very serious disease that can lead to hospitalization or even death. Every flu season is unique and the flu affects everyone differently. Even a person who is very healthy can get sick from the flu or a flu-related illness and spread it to others.
Getting the flu shot is not just about protecting yourself, it also helps the community. When you get the flu shot, you are helping to keep higher-risk seniors and young children, who may not be able to get the vaccine, safe.
Who Should Get the Flu Shot?
Everyone who is six months or older should get the flu vaccine every season. These flu shots are also approved for use in pregnant women and people with chronic health conditions.
The only people who should not get a flu shot are those that are younger than six months of age or who have life-threatening allergies to the flu vaccine or any ingredient that is in the vaccine. If you have an allergy to eggs or any of the ingredients in the vaccine, you should talk to your doctor about your allergy before getting the flu shot. If you are not feeling well, you should talk to your doctor about your symptoms before you get the flu shot or wait until you are feeling better.