Every vaccine. Every antimalarial. Honest advice.
Every travel and routine vaccine you might need, the four antimalarials we stock on-site, plus altitude, jet-lag and bite-avoidance support. Administered by a GPhC-registered pharmacist on Tring High Street.
Travel vaccines.
Every travel vaccine we plan against the latest NaTHNaC and UKHSA guidance. Bacterial, viral, mosquito-borne, tick-borne and animal-contact cover for itineraries across Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, Oceania and Europe.
Required certificate for many African and South American destinations. ICVP issued at the clinic, valid for life.
The single most-recommended travel vaccine. Protects against contaminated food and water across most non-EU destinations.
Bloodborne — for medical risk, tattoos, piercings, long-stay travel, healthcare workers.
Bacterial — protects against typhoid fever from contaminated food and water. Common across South/Central Asia and parts of Africa.
Oral vaccine — for outbreak areas, aid workers, and travellers visiting flood-affected or rural regions.
Mosquito-borne — for rural Asia travel, particularly rice-paddy areas in monsoon season.
For animal contact risk, long-stay travel, cyclists, cavers, and rural exploration in rabies-endemic regions.
Bacterial meningitis — required for Hajj and Umrah pilgrims. Also recommended for the African meningitis belt.
Tick-borne — for hiking, forestry, and camping in central, eastern, and Scandinavian Europe.
Newer vaccine (Qdenga) — for travellers with previous dengue exposure heading to high-transmission tropical areas.
Routine booster — re-immunises against three common bacterial infections. Top-up every 10 years.
Catch-up immunisation for adults missed in childhood, or for travel during measles outbreaks.
For adults and children without natural immunity. Particularly important pre-pregnancy or in healthcare settings.
Combined deals.
Where two vaccines share a single jab, the bundle costs less than buying separately — and saves you a dose appointment. Same protection, one needle, one consultation.
One jab covering both Hep A and Hep B. The most cost-effective bundle if you need both.
Single jab covering both Hep A and Typhoid — perfect for short Asia or Latin America trips.
Malaria tablets.
Malaria isn't a vaccine — it's prevented by tablets taken before, during and after travel. We dispense every common antimalarial on-site and pair it with the four-step NaTHNaC prevention framework: Awareness, Bite prevention, Chemoprophylaxis, Diagnosis.
Most common choice — start 1-2 days before travel, daily during, 7 days after returning. Excellent tolerability.
Antibiotic option — start 1-2 days before, daily during, 4 weeks after. Most cost-effective for longer trips.
Weekly tablet for longer trips — start 2-3 weeks before, weekly during, 4 weeks after. Careful eligibility screening.
Smaller-strength version for children — same daily schedule, dose based on weight.
Other travel services.
Beyond vaccines and malaria tablets — the supporting services we offer to keep you well on the road. Altitude advice, jet lag management and bite-avoidance kits available alongside any consultation.
Acetazolamide for high-altitude adventures — prevents Acute Mountain Sickness on Andes treks, Himalayan climbs and Tibetan travel.
Practical strategies and short-course melatonin where appropriate — for transcontinental and multi-time-zone travel.
WHO-recommended DEET repellent, permethrin-treated nets and bite-prevention advice — the foundation of malaria, dengue and JE prevention.
Standby antibiotics, oral rehydration salts and food/water-safety advice for high-risk destinations.
Adult & routine vaccines.
Non-travel cover for adults and families — routine catch-ups, age-appropriate immunisations and seasonal vaccines. Available year-round, no NHS referral needed.
Complements MenACWY for full meningitis cover. Particularly for infants, students, and university entrants.
Protects against cervical, anal and oropharyngeal cancers. Three doses for 15+, fewer for under-15s.
Annual seasonal vaccine — most relevant Sept–March. Particularly important for over-50s, asthma, pregnancy.
Protects against herpes zoster (shingles) in older adults. Routinely recommended from age 50.
Protects against pneumococcal infections — pneumonia, meningitis, sepsis. Recommended for over-65s and at-risk groups.
Routine for over-75s and at-risk pregnancies. Protects against severe RSV-related respiratory illness.
Questions about vaccines.
Twelve common questions about how vaccines work, doses, antimalarials, accelerated schedules and what to expect. Don't see yours? Phone or message us.
01442 822 258Travel-ready, family-ready, you-ready.
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