Hepatitis A Vaccination

Hepatitis A is spread through contaminated food and water and is one of the most commonly recommended travel vaccines. Book an appointment and we will advise whether you need it.

2 doses

£50

Hepatitis A Vaccination

Hepatitis A is a liver infection spread through food and water contaminated with the virus. It is common across Africa, Asia, Central and South America and parts of Eastern Europe.

The first dose gives protection for about a year. A second dose six to twelve months later extends that to around 25 years, so it is worth completing the course even after you return.

How the travel clinic works

Three steps before you fly

1

Book a travel consultation

Ten minutes online. Bring your itinerary and any vaccination records you have.

2

Get a personalised plan

We check your destinations, dates, activities and medical history against current national guidance.

3

Vaccines and medicines

Given in the same visit where possible, with prescriptions for malaria tablets and standby medicines.

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

Two. The first protects you for around a year, and the second, given six to twelve months later, extends protection for around 25 years.
Protection develops within about two weeks, though having it even close to departure is better than not having it.
Yes. A combined hepatitis A and B vaccine is available and your pharmacist can advise whether it suits your trip.
Soreness at the injection site, tiredness and headache are the most common, and they settle in a day or two.

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