Flu Voucher FAQs
Flu vouchers allow your employees to receive a flu vaccination at a participating pharmacy of their choice. You can choose between purchasing vouchers in advance (Pre-Pay) or only paying when vouchers are redeemed (Pay-Per-Activation).
You can redeem your flu voucher at over 2,000 participating pharmacies nationwide.
For a full list of local pharmacies, please visit our website: Flu Voucher Pharmacy Finder.
The start date for voucher use varies by pharmacy, but most locations begin offering flu vaccinations from mid-September each year. We recommend checking with your chosen pharmacy for their specific start date and availability.
Pre-Pay: You purchase a set number of vouchers upfront at a discounted rate.
Pay-Per-Activation: You only pay when a voucher is actually used. Ideal for maximum flexibility.
Yes. Some businesses choose to pre-pay for a portion of their workforce and use pay-per-activation for additional coverage. We can advise on the best mix for your needs.
Vouchers are distributed electronically via email for fast and easy delivery to your team.
Vouchers are valid for the entire flu season (September to March), giving employees plenty of time to book their appointment.
Yes. We will notify you when 90% of your voucher allocation has been used, so you can take any necessary action before the season ends.
Unused Pre-Pay vouchers are non-refundable, so we recommend ordering based on expected uptake. With Pay-Per-Activation, you only pay for vouchers that are used.
Most participating pharmacies accept walk-ins, but booking is recommended during busy periods. Booking instructions are available under each pharmacy listing on our website.
Pre-pay vouchers: These are available instantly – just head to this link and you can purchase and distribute them to your employees immediately.
Pay-Per-Activation: We can usually set you up within 2–3 business days. Just get in touch with us and we’ll walk you through the setup process and next steps.
Did you know?
Flu viruses undergo periodic changes and mutations, necessitating annual flu vaccinations.
Each year’s vaccine is specifically formulated to target the prevalent strains expected during that particular flu season, ensuring optimal protection.




