Malaria Tablets

Travelling to a malaria-risk destination? Book a face-to-face consultation with one of our qualified Prescribing Pharmacists for expert travel health advice and personalised malaria prevention. During your consultation, we'll review your travel itinerary, medical history, current medications and individual risk factors before recommending the most appropriate antimalarial medication and providing practical advice to help protect you throughout your trip. Where clinically appropriate, your medication can be supplied during your visit, allowing you to travel with confidence.

From £25

Malaria Tablets

Malaria prophylaxis helps protect travelers from malaria, a serious infection spread by mosquito bites in certain parts of the world. At our clinic, we provide expert travel health advice and prescribe antimalarial medication based on your destination, medical history, and travel plans.

Common symptoms of malaria include fever, chills, headache, and flu-like illness, which can become severe without treatment. Preventing mosquito bites by using insect repellent, mosquito nets, and protective clothing is also important. Our team can help you choose the most suitable medication and provide guidance on how to take it safely for effective protection during your travels.

How it works

Three steps from booking to treatment

1

Book your consultation

Choose your pharmacy service and arrange an appointment online.

2

Clinical consultation

Attend a private face-to-face consultation with a qualified pharmacist.

3

Treatment & prescriptions

Receive expert treatment recommendations and prescriptions where clinically appropriate.

Prices

Travel consultation £10. Treatment is supplied only where clinically appropriate.

GPhC registered pharmacy Registration 1119588. Check the register
Independent Prescribers Assessed, diagnosed and treated by a prescribing pharmacist
Private consultation room Nothing discussed at the counter

Frequently Asked Questions

Six to eight weeks before you travel where possible. Some antimalarials need starting days or weeks before you arrive.
That depends on where you are going, how long for and your medical history. Bring your itinerary and we will match the medication to it.
Yes. No antimalarial is completely effective, so repellent, nets and covering up still matter.
Usually yes. Where clinically appropriate, your medication can be supplied during your visit.

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