Where Can I Get a Flu Shots In Twin Falls?
The Center for Disease Control recommends that everyone should get a flu vaccination this year, not just the young or elderly. Getting vaccinated is the first and most important step in protecting against this serious illness.
Here’s where you can walk in and get a Flu Shots in the Magic Valley:
| Location | Address | City |
| Buhl Drug | 419 Broadway Ave S | Buhl |
| Ridley's | 705 E Hwy 30 | Buhl |
| Kwik Meds | 256 Overland Ave | Burley |
| Smith's Pharmacy | 937 E Main St | Burley |
| Walgreens | 904 E Main St | Burley |
| Jerome Drug | 111 Pioneer Ct Ste 2 | Jerome |
| R & R Pharmacy | 133 W Avenue A | Jerome |
| Ridley's Food And Drug | 1016 S Lincoln Ave | Jerome |
| Ridley's Pharmacy | 210 S Main | Kimberly |
| Albertsons | 1221 Addison Ave East | Twin Falls |
| Costco Pharmacy | 731 Poleline Rd | Twin Falls |
| Dick's Pharmacy | 526 Shoup Ave W Ste K | Twin Falls |
| Fred Meyer Pharmacy | 705 Blake St | Twin Falls |
| Kmart Pharmacy | 2258 Addison Ave E | Twin Falls |
| Kurt's Prescription Center | 1203 Filer Ave E | Twin Falls |
| Medical Office Pharmacy | 476 Cheney Dr W Ste 140 | Twin Falls |
| Orchard Drug | 995 Washington St S | Twin Falls |
| Sav-Mor Drug | 139 Main Ave W | Twin Falls |
| Shopko Pharmacy | 1649 Poleline Rd E | Twin Falls |
| Smith's Pharmacy | 1913 Addison Ave E | Twin Falls |
| South Central Public Health District | 1020 Washington St N | Twin Falls |
| St. Luke's Quick Care | 775 Pole Line Road W., Suite 103 | Twin Falls |
| Target Pharmacy | 1611 Blue Lakes Blvd N | Twin Falls |
| Walgreens | 306 Blue Lake Blvd N | Twin Falls |
| Walgreens | 1732 Washington St N | Twin Falls |
Stop The Spread of The Flu
The CDC also recommends several easy-to-follow steps to help stop the spread of the flu:
- If you get sick with flu-like illness, stay home for at least 24 hours after your fever is gone except to get medical care or for other necessities.
- Practice proper cough and sneeze etiquette to prevent the spread of germs. (Cough into your elbow.)
- Wash your hands regularly.
- Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth.
- Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces at home, work or school, especially when someone is ill.
These steps can help prevent the spread of respiratory viruses like influenza, but are not a substitute for a flu shot.
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