I am 65, so Medicare will pay for most of this, sure, I will get it whenever I happen to be somewhere it is available. Maybe my PCP, maybe walgreens.
NOTE: I think Shingrix is likely to cause in increase in inflammation for a short time, as does other vaccines such as influenza vaccine.
So I wouldn't get any blood tests done for at least a week after getting the Shingrix vaccine, some markers like c-reactive protein are likely to be elevated and short term changes in triglycerides.
Just guessing, but the NIH does note this with other vaccines. Shingrix "seems" even more likely to cause some inflammation.
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Of the lipids, significant decreases in mean concentrations of normalized triglyceride values were seen on days 1 (P < .05), 3 (P < .001), and 7 (P < .05) after vaccination. Our findings show that the influenza vaccination causes transient changes in select markers of inflammation and lipids. Consequently, clinical and epidemiologic interpretation of the biomarkers affected should take into account the possible effects of influenza vaccination.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15976761