Who is eligible to receive influenza vaccines from pharmacists?

The eligibility for receiving influenza vaccines from pharmacists varies by state regulations, but in Minnesota, pharmacists are typically authorized to immunize individuals starting at 10 years of age. This means children aged 10 years and older can be vaccinated by certified pharmacists under established protocols.

Option B is correct because it aligns with the age requirement set for pharmacist-administered vaccinations. Children under 10 years usually require specific immunization protocols that may necessitate vaccination by a physician or under a physician's direct supervision, which is not the case for those 10 years and older.

While adults 18 years and older do fall within an eligible group, the question specifically addresses the eligibility of children, making option B the most inclusive and accurate choice for this context. The option stating 'All ages' would not be correct in Minnesota, as it implies that younger children could receive vaccines from pharmacists without the necessary supervision, which is not permitted under current regulations.