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" ... Back to the bad news (although this is old news): the 2009 swine flu (H1N1) didn't completely displace the older flu strain. Instead, we now have both types of influenza circulating, along with two strains of the even milder influenza B virus. Since 2009, the flu vaccine has to combat all 4 of these flu viruses, which is why you might see the term "quadrivalent" associated with the vaccine. That just means it targets all 4 different strains. ... "
" ... But, contrary to Rosenthal’s expectations, price gouging for the vaccines hasn’t occurred. The most expensive of the vaccines has been Pfizer’s, and that two-dose regimen is priced at $39. To put that into perspective the price for the quadrivalent flu shot in 2020 ranged from $35 - $41 at places like Walmart, Walgreen’s, and CVS, with “senior doses” (for those over 65) running close to $70. Given the destructive effects that Covid-19 has had on the economy, the new vaccines are a bargain. More importantly, they save lives. ... "
" ... Pfizer’s vaccine is currently the most expensive of those given Emergency Use Authorization (EAU) in the U.S with the two shot regimen priced at $39. Moderna’s vaccine costs about $32 per regimen and J&J’s one shot dose costs $10. For perspective, the price of one’s annual quadrivalent flu shot ranges from $35 - $41 at places like Walmart and CVS, so that Covid-19 prices are more than reasonable. In contrast, Shingrix, the vaccine for shingles, can cost anywhere from $160 – $200 at U.S. pharmacies. Thus, D’Amelio is correct when he discusses “pandemic pricing” for Covid-19 vaccines. ... "