Picture this: You go to a carnival and snag a free balloon from the booth. But to ride the Ferris wheel, you’ve got to pull out some cash. That’s kind of what Pfizer is doing with its COVID-19 vaccine. Once the U.S. government stops buying doses, Pfizer will start charging $110 to $130 per shot for adults. However, they believe that many people will still be able to get it for free. It’s like a combo deal where part of it is free and another part you have to pay for. While some might grumble about paying for a vaccine, it’s important to remember that drug companies need to make money too, so they can continue developing life-saving medications. Plus, the good news is that even if you have to pay, Pfizer expects its shot to still be in high demand, so you’ll likely have plenty of opportunities to get vaccinated. To learn more about the pricing structure and how it may impact you, check out the full article!
