HPV vaccination pop-up

Cervical cancer is highly preventable with vaccination. This vaccine also protects against genital warts (a sexually transmitted infection) and cancers caused by HPV.

Drop by Health Services' information table to grab some free condoms, test your safer sex knowledge for a chance to win a prize, and more!

If you want the vaccine, you will be directed upstairs to the Health Services clinic, where you can use the fast-track line (you are welcome to come directly to Health Services, GM-200).

Be sure to bring your:

• Medicare or insurance card
• Vaccine records, if you have them (you can still get the vaccine if you don't have your records on you)
• Credit or debit card (if you need to pay for the vaccine at the pharmacy)
  

Can't make it to the pop-up? Health Services offer free and paid Gardasil to students all year long. Call 514-848-2424 ext. 3565 to book your shot.

You can get the HPV vaccine for FREE if you meet eligibility criteria; e.g.:

• 20 years old or younger, or
• 21 to 45 with a weakened immune system (e.g. you are living with a condition like HIV), or
• men who have or plan to have sex with men aged 26 and under, or
• trans people 26 and under

Undergrad students covered by Studentcare: Your health plan provides good vaccine coverage (scroll down to Preventive Vaccines), so even if you are not eligible to get the vaccine for free, now is a great time to get your HPV vaccine.

Grad students covered by Studentcare: Your health plan provides some vaccine coverage (scroll down to Preventive Vaccines) if you are not eligible to get the vaccine for free; the nurse can tell you how to maximize your reimbursement.