Vaccines can vary in price, depending on what you need, whether you have insurance and whether the reason is specific or for community immunity. Vaccines for COVID-19 and flu are often available to everyone at no charge. This is because these are diseases that can spread easily too many people and can be quite traumatic for people who are immunocompromised. Vaccines for other conditions may have fees associated with them, especially if they are needed for travel to another country. Vaccines for hepatitis A and B, along with cholera and typhoid, may be recommended for travel to other countries. Check with your doctor or local pharmacy to find out more about what these will cost. You will also want to plan for some of these vaccines, as they may require multiple shots and time to fully activate in your body.