Time For Your Flu Shot! CareNow Offering Discounted Flu Vaccine

This post has been sponsored by CareNow. All opinions are 100% my own.

It’s that time of year again. My husband and I usually get our flu shots first, then take the kids to their pediatrician a few weeks later for theirs. Sometimes we’ve even had to wait for the next flu clinic. This year, however, the kids are older and so we all went together to our neighborhood CareNow urgent care clinic. CareNow offers discounted flu shots for just $20.

Influenza, or flu, can easily turn serious, especially in older adults, children, and people with chronic health conditions. The best way to prevent a case of the flu is a yearly influenza vaccine, or flu shot.

A little bit about the flu shot:

Flu vaccines help your body fight off influenza viruses. Many viruses can cause flu. Flu vaccines are reviewed yearly to be sure the one you receive targets the most common flu viruses. While a vaccine cannot guarantee you won’t get the flu, it will make flu symptoms milder. Unfortunately, last year I put off my flu shot and of course got hit with Flu B right after Christmas. It was horrible and I vowed to always get my flu shot in a timely manner moving forward. If nothing else, to lessen the symptoms if I ever did get it again.

For the last several years, the CDC has consistently recommended you get your annual flu vaccine by the end of October.  Most cases hit between December and February, so it’s highly recommended to receive a flu shot by the end of October or as soon as the vaccine becomes first available. CareNow urgent care clinics are all currently stocked with the flu vaccine at a discounted rate.

Find the nearest CareNow for your $20 flu shot here!

For more information on who should get a flu shot and other frequently asked questions regarding the vaccine, please visit CareNow.

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Sarah Shiplett
Sarah is a yoga teacher and stay at home mom of two beautiful darlings. Born and raised in Plano, Texas, she moved away for college at the University of Kansas. After studying journalism at KU (Rock Chalk), Sarah moved back home to attend SMU where she received a master's degree in advertising and studied abroad in India. Married in 2012 to love of her life Kyle, they took to the suburbs in Allen to start a family. She is now is a stay at home mom with her two babies, Everett Brave (two years old) and Winnie Grace (six months old). Sarah is also a registered yoga teacher (RYT-200) and teaches Vinyasa and Prenatal Yoga in the Allen and North Dallas area. Former Lululemon ambassador for Dallas, she loves being part of the yoga community and sharing the gift of yoga to people of all ages, levels, and life stages. Sarah believes she was put on this earth to be a mother, teaching her children the importance of love and kindness along the way.