Contact Us

We offer travel health consultations, vaccinations, anti-malarials and travel related retail items, as well as a wide range of non travel vaccination services by appointments (non-NHS):

Mon-Fri (17:30 to 18:30) & Saturday (09:00 to 16:00).

• We are unable to book appointments via email.
• We are a private (but competitively priced) travel & vaccination clinic, and charge for all of our services.
• Please bring records of any past vaccinations you have received to your appointment.
• If you wish to have a chaperone accompany you during your travel health consultation then we are happy to facilitate this.
• We do not charge any consultation fees, however should you attend an appointment and not require any vaccines or medicines, a £20 consultation fee shall apply.
• Prices are subject to change without prior notification.
• We accept all debit and credit cards (also via mobile payments) for purchases over £5, except American Express.
• Stocks of particular vaccines may not always be available.
• Refunds Policy: We cannot offer refunds or accept returns on healthcare items supplied by the clinic. Your statutory rights are unaffected.
• Vaccinations are only undertaken following a full consultation with the pharmacist, including details of travel plans, locations to be visited within countries and your medical history.
• Before departure, all travellers should ensure that they are up to date with the routine NHS (or equivalent) vaccinations schedule.
• Children aged up to 15 years must have a parent/guardian present and able to complete the consultation on their behalf.
• It is a MYTH that you have to avoid or delay your child’s vaccination if they have a mild illness without a fever, such as a cough or cold, or if they have an allergy, such as asthma, hay fever or eczema.
• It’s a MYTH that it is unsafe to take your baby swimming around the time of a vaccination. In fact, you can take your baby swimming at any time before and after their vaccinations.
• If any course of vaccination is interrupted, it should be resumed and completed as soon as possible. There is generally no need to start any course of vaccination again, as immunological memory from the priming dose(s) is likely to be maintained.
• In the absence of documentation or reliable history you cannot assume that you have been vaccinated, therefore further vaccines for protection should be given.  Generally, there is no harm in repeating a vaccine which might have been given previously.
• It is acceptable to lengthen the intervals between doses of a course, but shortening the intervals is not recommended.
• Repeating previous vaccine doses is not necessary unless this is explicitly stated in the package insert.
• Only a few vaccines should be administered on the same day or at the 4 week interval period; for further details see here and seek advise. Otherwise, most vaccines can be given simultaneously with or at any time before or after each other.