Pharmaceutical companies could soon charge for COVID-19 vaccines, boosters
Moderna and Pfizer say they are considering charging people between $110 and $130 for COVID-19 vaccines once their government contracts expire.
•
Jan 11, 2023, 2:47 PM
•
Updated 710 days ago
Share:
More Stories
NYPD Chief of Internal Affairs Miguel Iglesias relieved of command
44m ago2:13
Cold, dry conditions to round out the weekend in Brooklyn
1h ago1:29
NYPD: Man’s face slashed at Dumbo subway station
2h ago
Stolen base king Rickey Henderson dies at 65
3h ago1:21
Fordham Road Party City prepares for closure
3h ago0:53
Air quality a concern in South Bronx as congestion pricing increase looms
10h agoNYPD Chief of Internal Affairs Miguel Iglesias relieved of command
44m ago2:13
Cold, dry conditions to round out the weekend in Brooklyn
1h ago1:29
NYPD: Man’s face slashed at Dumbo subway station
2h agoStolen base king Rickey Henderson dies at 65
3h ago1:21
Fordham Road Party City prepares for closure
3h ago0:53
Air quality a concern in South Bronx as congestion pricing increase looms
10h agoAmericans could soon be paying out of pocket for the COVID-19 vaccine and boosters.
Moderna says when the government contracts end it's considering charging between $110 and $130 per dose.
Pfizer says it's also looking at charging about the same, adding they don't anticipate many people will have to pay the full amount.
More from News 12
1:29
NYPD: Man’s face slashed at Dumbo subway station
2:13
Cold, dry conditions to round out the weekend in Brooklyn
NYPD Chief of Internal Affairs Miguel Iglesias relieved of command
1:00
Top-ranking NYPD officer Jeffrey Maddrey abruptly resigns amid sexual misconduct allegations
Stolen base king Rickey Henderson dies at 65
0:30
