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Hillcrest Pharmacy

At Hillcrest Pharmacy we provide all your travel vaccines to keep you and your family safe on your travels.

The consultation is free as you only pay for the treatments and vaccines that you require. We have a data system that assesses what vaccines you require based on your time and destination of travel. We also review whether there would be any adverse interactions with your current medication.

Please call us on 0207 727 6350 or visit us in store to book your appointment.

Prices

Vaccine

Per Dose

Doses per course

Price per course

When to Vaccinate

Yellow Fever

£70

1

£70

2 weeks before

Cholera

£30

2

£60

2 weeks before

Hepatitis A

£60

1

£60

2 weeks before

Hepatitis A and Typhoid

£75

1

£75

2 weeks before

Hepatitis A and B

£65

3

£195

3 weeks before

Hepatitis B

£55

3

£165

3 weeks before

Japanese Encephalitis

£95

2

£190

6 weeks before

Meningitis ACWY

£60

1

£60

2 weeks before

Polio, diphtheria & tetanus

£38

1

£38

2 weeks before

Rabies

£60

3

£180

4 weeks before

Typhoid

£40

1

£40

2 weeks before

Tick-borne Encephalitis

£70

3

£210

6 weeks before

Anti-Malarialsavailable

Malarone

£3.60 per tablet

Lariam

£3.75 per tablet

Doxycycline

£0.60 per tablet

Travel Essentials – Don’t leave home without them!

  1. Hepatitis A – a liver disease caused by a virus. Hepatitis A is easily transmitted by contact or consumption of contaminated food/water.
  2. Tetanus – caused by the bacterium Clostridium Tetani. The bacteria enters the body through wounds and abrasions, causing nervous system dysfunction. It is potentially fatal.
  3. Typhoid – a highly infectious bacterial illness caused by Salmonella Typhi. It is found predominately in countries with poor sanitation.

Vaccines For Consideration

  1. Cholera –common in Africa, South East Asia and Haiti. Cholera is transmitted through contaminated food and water supplies.
  2. Hepatitis B – viral illness most found in developing countries across Africa and South East Asia. It is the main cause of live cancer worldwide and spread via blood/sex/mother to child.
  3. Japanese Encephalitis – caused by a virus that is passed from infected animals to humans via mosquitos. Found throughout rural parts of Asia.Hi caution should be taken during and just after rainy season.
  4. Meningococcal Meningitis – bacterial inflammation of lining of brain. Vaccinations can protect against 5 common strains.
  5. Rabies – viral illness transmitted from animals via bites. Affects central nervous system, and once symptoms appear death usually happens within a matter of days.

Yellow Fever – is transmitted to humans by mosquitos. Its found most commonly in Sub-Saharan Africa, South America and some parts of the Caribbean.

Disclaimer: Central Travel Clinic endeavor to maintain accurate information on its website. However, we cannot guarantee that the information will be up-to-date at all times. Please visit www.fitfortravel.nhs.uk for the most updated information about destinations. Central Travel Clinic does not maintain any responsibility for the content on external sites linked from its website

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106 Holland Park Avenue
Kensington
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