Annual flu vaccination is generally recommended for most people, and particularly encouraged for young children, adults 65 and older, pregnant women, people with chronic medical conditions, healthcare workers, and those in close contact with vulnerable individuals or babies under 6 months.

Children aged 6 months to 5 years are among the groups specifically recommended for annual influenza vaccination, as young children can be more susceptible to flu-related complications.

Yes — annual influenza vaccination is recommended during pregnancy, including in any trimester. If you have specific concerns, it's best to discuss them with your doctor beforehand.

Yes. Adults aged 65 and above are among the higher-risk groups particularly encouraged to receive annual flu vaccination.

Yes — people who live with or care for vulnerable individuals, or for babies under 6 months who are too young to be vaccinated themselves, should also consider annual vaccination to help reduce the risk of passing the virus on.

The inactivated flu vaccines used for seasonal vaccination cannot cause influenza, since they don't contain a live virus capable of causing infection. Some people may experience mild, short-lived effects like soreness at the injection site.

The seasonal flu vaccine offered by Nordic is given as an injection, administered at home by a DHA-licensed nurse.

Common symptoms can include fever, dry cough, headache, muscle and joint pain, severe tiredness, sore throat, and a runny nose. If symptoms are severe or you're concerned, seek medical advice promptly.

Alongside annual vaccination, simple habits help: wash and dry your hands regularly, cover coughs and sneezes, dispose of tissues properly, stay home when unwell, avoid close contact with people who are sick, and avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth.

Yes. Nordic offers at-home seasonal flu vaccination, seasonal flu PCR/swab testing for those with symptoms, and health & wellness blood tests as part of general health monitoring. We also offer at-home IV wellness options for hydration and general wellness support — these are not a treatment or cure for influenza, and are provided subject to clinical assessment and suitability.