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2026–2027 COVID-19 VACCINES ARE HERE!

ALL COVID-19 VACCINES FOR CHILDREN, ADULTS & SENIORS ARE NOW AVAILABLE.

If you’ve been coming to Skippack Pharmacy for your COVID vaccines over the past few years, the process is just as easy as before.

Schedule online, choose your vaccine, and our team will take care of the rest.

✓ Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine – Ages 12+
✓ Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine – Ages 12+
✓ Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine – Ages 65+
✓ Pfizer Pediatric COVID-19 Vaccine – Ages 5–11
✓ Moderna Pediatric COVID-19 Vaccine – Ages 3–11
✓ Moderna Baby COVID-19 Vaccine – Ages 6mo-2 years

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✓ Multiple Vaccine Options ✓ Kids & Adults ✓ Family Visits Welcome ✓ Private Vaccine Room ✓ Accessible Vaccination

BEEN VACCINATED AT SKIPPACK BEFORE?

We’ve made registration even faster for returning patients.

One of the first questions on our appointment form asks whether you have previously received a vaccine through Skippack Pharmacy.

Select YES, and your previous information may allow you to bypass many of the demographic questions and get through registration much faster.

PFIZER-BIONTECH
mRNA COVID-19 Vaccine

Skippack Pharmacy now offers updated Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine options for appropriate age groups during the 2026–27 season

Multiple age-specific options available
Kids Pfizer: Ages 5–11
 Pfizer: Ages 12+

MODERNA
mRNA COVID-19 Vaccine

Skippack Pharmacy now offers updated Moderna COVID-19 vaccine options for appropriate age groups during the 2026–27 season

Multiple age-specific options available
Baby Moderna: 6mo-2years
Kids Moderna: Ages 3–11

Moderna: Ages 12+
Moderna, mNexSpike: Ages 65+

NOVAVAX
Protein-Based COVID-19 Vaccine

Novavax provides a non-mRNA COVID-19 vaccine option for 12+. Skippack Pharmacy now offers the updated 2026–27 product.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have the new 2026–2027 COVID vaccine?

Yes. All of our COVID-19 vaccine options are now in stock.

Skippack Pharmacy currently offers:

Adults 12+

  • Pfizer / COMIRNATY
  • Moderna / SPIKEVAX
  • Moderna mNEXSPIKE
  • Novavax / NUVAXOVID

Children

  • Pfizer: Ages 5–11
  • Moderna: Ages 3–11
  • Moderna: Ages 6 months–2 years during designated pediatric vaccination times

What is different about the 2026–2027 COVID-19 vaccine?

COVID-19 continues to change over time, which is why the vaccine is updated from season to season.

For the 2026–2027 season, FDA selected an updated vaccine targeting the JN.1-lineage XFG variant to more closely match circulating SARS-CoV-2 viruses.

Think of it similarly to the way the flu vaccine is updated as circulating strains change from year to year.

Who should consider getting a COVID-19 vaccine this season?

The decision is individualized.

Adults 65 and older remain among the groups at greatest risk of hospitalization and severe illness from COVID-19. For people under 65, current FDA indications depend on age, vaccine product, and whether the person has an underlying condition that increases the risk of severe COVID-19.

Not sure whether you qualify or whether vaccination makes sense for you? Ask us. Our pharmacists can review your age, health history, previous vaccination, and current guidance with you.

What is the difference between Pfizer, Moderna, mNEXSPIKE and Novavax?

We carry several options because one size doesn’t have to fit everyone.

Pfizer / COMIRNATY – mRNA vaccine.

Moderna / SPIKEVAX – mRNA vaccine.

Moderna mNEXSPIKE – also an mRNA vaccine, but it is a different Moderna formulation. The 2026–27 dose contains 10 mcg of mRNA and is FDA-approved for adults 65+ and certain higher-risk people ages 12–64.

Novavax / NUVAXOVID – a protein-based, non-mRNA vaccine containing recombinant spike protein with an adjuvant.

All of the 2026–27 formulations have been updated for the XFG variant. There is not one vaccine that is automatically “best” for everyone.

Which COVID-19 vaccine should I choose?

That depends on your age, medical history, previous vaccinations, personal preferences, and which products you are eligible to receive.

Some patients prefer an mRNA vaccine such as Pfizer or Moderna. Others specifically seek out Novavax because it is a protein-based, non-mRNA option.

The choice is yours.

If you’re unsure, let our pharmacists review the available options with you before vaccination.

I received my COVID vaccine at Skippack last year. What do I do?

Come back just like you have in previous years.

When completing our online registration, select YES when asked whether you have previously received a vaccine through Skippack Pharmacy. This may allow you to bypass many demographic questions already associated with your previous vaccination record.

Do I need another COVID vaccine this year?

If you received a COVID vaccine last year, you can still get this year’s updated vaccine.

COVID vaccines are updated from season to season to better match the strains that are circulating, similar to the way flu vaccines are updated each year. The 2026–2027 COVID vaccine has been updated for this season.

For most people, if it has been more than 3 months since your last COVID-19 vaccine, you are eligible for the new one.

I'm 65 or older. Will I need two doses this season?

People age 65 and older and those who are moderately or severely immunocompromised are at higher risk for serious illness from COVID-19. Protection from vaccination can also decrease over time, especially in older adults and people whose immune systems may not build or maintain as strong of a response.

That is why an additional dose later in the season can help boost protection when you need it most.

In the past years, many seniors have received vaccines every 6 months.  Currently there is no guidance on this.

I got my last COVID-19 vaccine more than 3 months ago. Can I get the new vaccine?

Yes.

If your last COVID-19 vaccine was more than 3 months ago, you may be eligible to receive this season’s updated vaccine now, depending on your age, vaccine history, and the product being used.

The reason for another dose is simple: COVID changes over time, and protection from previous vaccination gradually decreases. This year’s vaccine has been updated for the current season, helping refresh your immune system’s protection against the virus strains expected to circulate.

This is especially important for older adults and people who are immunocompromised, because they have a greater risk of hospitalization and other serious complications from COVID-19.

Not sure when you are due? Let us check your vaccination history — we’ll help you figure it out.

I recently had COVID. Should I still get vaccinated?

You can still receive a COVID-19 vaccine after having COVID.

People who recently had COVID may consider delaying vaccination for up to about 3 months from when symptoms began—or from the positive test if they had no symptoms.

The best timing can depend on your risk of severe illness, exposure risk, and other individual factors.

Having COVID gives you some temporary immune protection, so waiting about 3 months from when you tested positive or when your symptoms began can help improve the timing of your next vaccine dose.

After that, getting the updated COVID vaccine can help refresh and broaden your protection, especially as immunity from infection decreases over time and new strains continue to circulate.

Not sure when your 3 months is up? Our pharmacists can help you figure out the best timing.

What side effects should I expect after a COVID vaccine?

Common reactions can include:

  • Soreness, redness or swelling where the vaccine was given
  • Fatigue
  • Headache
  • Muscle or joint aches
  • Chills
  • Fever
  • Nausea

Most reactions are mild to moderate and resolve within about 1–3 days.

Serious reactions are uncommon. If you have a history of a severe vaccine reaction, myocarditis/pericarditis, or significant vaccine allergy, let our pharmacist know before vaccination.

I had side effects after my last COVID vaccine. Can I choose a different vaccine?

Possibly.

Having expected side effects such as fatigue, headache, fever, chills or arm soreness does not necessarily mean you cannot be vaccinated again.

If you had a serious allergic reaction, myocarditis/pericarditis, or another significant reaction, let us know before vaccination so we can review what happened and determine the appropriate next step.

Because we carry both mRNA and protein-based COVID-19 vaccine options, there may be alternatives depending on the type of reaction and current guidance.

Do I have to get the same COVID vaccine brand I received before?

Not necessarily, but vaccine selection can depend on your age, previous doses and current guidance.

Tell us what you received previously—or let us review your history—and we’ll help determine which of the products we carry are appropriate for you.

I don't want an mRNA vaccine. Do you have another option?

Yes.

We carry Novavax / NUVAXOVID, which is a protein-based COVID-19 vaccine rather than an mRNA vaccine.

Novavax uses recombinant spike protein together with the Matrix-M adjuvant to stimulate an immune response.

For 2026–27, Novavax has also been updated to the XFG variant.

I am not sure which brand vaccine to pick, can you pick?

Yes.

If you are not sure which COVID-19 vaccine to choose, we’re here to help!  That’s exactly why we carry multiple options. Our pharmacists can help you compare Pfizer, Moderna, mNEXSPIKE and Novavax based on your age, vaccination history, health history and personal preference.
The choice is yours. We’re here to make that choice easier.

Are COVID vaccines available for children?

Yes.

At Skippack Pharmacy we currently have:

  • Moderna: 6 months–2 years during designated nurse-supported pediatric times
  • Moderna: Ages 3–11
  • Pfizer: Ages 5–11

Eligibility can depend on the child’s age, health history and current FDA/CDC criteria.

Children under age 3 are vaccinated during designated nurse-supported appointments.

Can I get Flu and COVID together?

YES.

You can receive your flu and COVID vaccines during the same visit when appropriate.

You may also choose to receive them separately. The choice is yours.

Can I receive other vaccines at the same appointment?

Our registration form allows you to select multiple vaccines, including pneumonia, RSV, shingles, Tdap, hepatitis vaccines and others.

Do I need an appointment?

No. Walk-ins are welcome, subject to vaccine and staffing availability.

However, appointments are strongly recommended. Registering in advance allows us to prepare for your visit and gives scheduled patients priority during busy vaccine times.

Returning patient? Select YES when the registration form asks whether you’ve previously received a vaccine at Skippack Pharmacy. Much of your information may already be on file.

Less paperwork. Faster registration.

What if I don't have insurance or what if my insurance doesn't cover my COVID-19 vaccine?

We will always attempt to bill your insurance first.

If your insurance covers your COVID-19 vaccination at Skippack Pharmacy, your out-of-pocket cost is generally $0.

If your insurance does not cover one of the eligible COVID-19 vaccines below at Skippack Pharmacy — or if you are uninsured — the vaccine itself will still be provided at $0.  A $20 administration fee per vaccine will apply to help cover staffing, vaccination supplies, documentation, and administration costs.

Eligible COVID-19 vaccines under this program:

✓ Pfizer — Ages 12+
✓ Moderna — Ages 12+
✓ Pfizer Pediatric — Ages 5–11
✓ Moderna Pediatric — Ages 6mo–11

Vaccine cost: $0

Administration fee when not covered by insurance: $20 per vaccine

Please note: Novavax and Moderna mNEXSPIKE are not included in this specific $0 vaccine program unless otherwise stated.

Insurance coverage or other self-pay pricing may apply.

Questions? Email clinic@skippackpharmacy.com or call 610-584-7937.

My child is nervous about vaccines. Can you help?

Absolutely.

We have extensive experience vaccinating children and offer a private, sensory-friendly vaccination room for children or adults who may benefit from a quieter environment.

If your child has significant needle anxiety, autism, sensory needs, developmental disabilities, or has had a difficult vaccination experience in the past, email clinic@skippackpharmacy.com before your appointment.

Tell us what would make the experience easier. We’ll do our best to accommodate them.

I'm afraid of needles or need additional accommodations. Can you help?

Absolutely. Our private sensory-friendly vaccine room and experienced team can help create a more comfortable vaccination experience.

Email clinic@skippackpharmacy.com before your visit and tell us what would make the experience easier.

Can you vaccinate someone who is homebound?

Yes.

If you or a loved one is unable to safely come to the pharmacy, our team offers homebound vaccination services based on location, vaccine availability and scheduling.

We recommend submitting your request early so our team can coordinate the visit.

Learn more or request a homebound vaccination here.

Can Skippack come to our business, school, church or community?

Absolutely.

Our MobileVax team can bring flu, COVID-19 and other routine vaccinations directly to senior communities, workplaces, houses of worship, schools, municipalities and community organizations.

Our team handles the vaccination process from registration through administration.

Interested in hosting a clinic? Learn more or request a MobileVax clinic here.

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