Private Vaccination Prices in NW3 London — Travel, Routine & Specialist
All prices include a pharmacist consultation. No hidden fees. Serving patients across Hampstead, Highgate, Swiss Cottage, West Hampstead, and Finchley Road.
Every appointment is run by Mahyar Saremi, our Specialist Prescribing Pharmacist — for continuity of care and consistent clinical judgement at every visit.
Verified credentials and pricing commitment
- NaTHNaC Yellow Fever Centre Authority #5475
- GPhC Premises #1040582
- MFTM RCPS(Glasg) Travel medicine specialist
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No Consultation Fees Pharmacist time included
Quick Answer
Hampstead Heath Pharmacy in NW3 London offers private travel vaccinations and the full range of UK-licensed non-travel vaccines. We make vaccination decisions based on your individual clinical needs and wishes, not the population-level eligibility criteria used by the NHS — so we can often vaccinate where NHS coverage wouldn't apply.
We're a designated NaTHNaC Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre (YFVC, authority 5475). Every appointment is run by Mahyar Saremi — a Specialist Prescribing Pharmacist and one of the very few practising travel health clinicians in the UK to hold full Membership of the Faculty of Travel Medicine (MFTM RCPS Glasg), awarded by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow.
Prices on this page include the pharmacist consultation; there are no separate consultation fees. If you're travelling, try to book 4–6 weeks before departure where you can. We also offer home visits across London from £100 plus the cost of any vaccines.
Services & Vaccines
Browse our full vaccine and travel-health service list with transparent pricing.
Use the filter below to narrow by name, condition, or brand. Every card opens to show clinical detail, schedule, and eligibility — and links to a single appointment type to book.
Travel Clinic & Vaccinations
Book as: Travel Clinic → FIRSTVaccines and prescription medications for travel. Your itinerary, health conditions, and prior vaccinations all shape the right plan — your appointment starts with a risk assessment, not a fixed menu.
Altitude Sickness Medicine
Antibiotics for Travellers' Diarrhoea
Antimalarial Medication
Chikungunya
Cholera
Dengue Tetravalent (Qdenga)
Hepatitis A
Hep A + Hep B Combined (Ambirix)
Hepatitis B
Japanese Encephalitis
Jet Lag (Melatonin)
MenACWY (Meningitis ACWY)
MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella)
Rabies (Pre-Exposure)
Tick-borne Encephalitis (TBE)
Typhoid
Yellow Fever
YF Certificate (Replacement / Exemption)
Routine & Specialist Immunisations
Book as: Non Travel Vaccination → FIRSTChildhood, adolescent, and adult immunisations available privately — including catch-up doses, NHS-coverage-gap vaccines, and specialist offerings.
BCG (Tuberculosis) & Mantoux Testing
Chickenpox (Varicella)
COVID-19 (Comirnaty LP.8.1)
Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis, Polio (Combinations)
Flu (Influenza)
HPV 9-Valent (Gardasil 9)
MenB (Meningitis B)
Pneumococcal (PCV13 / PCV20 / PCV21)
Rotavirus (Rotarix)
RSV — Adults & Pregnancy (Abrysvo)
RSV — Beyfortus for Infants (Nirsevimab)
Shingles (Shingrix)
Live Vaccine Spacing Guidelines
Most vaccines can be given at the same time. However, a few live vaccines must be spaced out by at least 4 weeks, as detailed below:
| Vaccine Combinations | Recommendations |
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| Yellow Fever and MMR | 4-week minimum interval. Where urgent, both may be given at any interval — an additional MMR dose should then be considered (Green Book Ch.35). |
| Chickenpox (Varicella) and MMR | Same day, or a 4-week minimum interval between them. |
| TB Skin Testing (Mantoux) and MMR |
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| All other live vaccines | Other live vaccines (BCG, rotavirus, oral typhoid, etc.) can be given in any order with no minimum interval between them. |
If your travel date is soon, our clinician will help plan the safest timing for you during your consultation.
Looking for a Home Visit?
We offer home vaccinations with a minimum call-out fee of £100 (plus vaccine costs). Email us for a quote.
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View price listFrequently Asked Questions
Common questions from patients about choosing the right appointment, booking, and what to expect on the day. If your question isn't here, call us on 020 7435 7075 or email info@hhpharmacy.co.uk.
Choosing the right appointment
Which appointment type should I select on the booking form?
Choose by what you need:
- Travel vaccinations (going abroad, antimalarials, or any vaccine you need for travel) → book a Travel Clinic appointment.
- Routine, childhood, or specialist vaccinations — Shingrix, RSV, MMR, flu, BCG, Mantoux Test, HPV, Beyfortus, COVID-19, and so on → book a Non-Travel Vaccination appointment.
- Weight management (Mounjaro or Wegovy) → book a Weight Management Consultation — choose in-person or remote.
- Blood tests → book a Blood Testing Appointment (full details on our blood test page).
The booking form will then ask how many people are being seen — pick the option that matches your group size.
What's the difference between a FIRST and a FOLLOW UP appointment?
This is the question that trips people up most often, so here's the simple rule:
- Book a FIRST appointment if you're planning a new trip, starting a new vaccine course with us, or if you had your first dose of a course somewhere else and want us to continue it. Yes — even if you've been to HH before for a different vaccine, each new course starts with a FIRST.
- Book a FOLLOW UP appointment only if you started this particular vaccine course with us at HH and are coming back for your second or later dose.
When in doubt, book a FIRST. We'd much rather have an extra few minutes of consultation time than discover halfway through that we don't have your initial assessment on file.
What's the pre-appointment questionnaire and when do I complete it?
After booking, we send a short digital health questionnaire. Please complete it before your appointment, not at the clinic — if it isn't done in advance, we may have to reschedule.
Two rules that catch people out:
- The questionnaire is about the person receiving the vaccination, not the person who made the booking. If you're booking for your child, partner, or anyone else, fill it in with their medical details, not yours.
- For group bookings, each person needs their own questionnaire — we'll send one per name listed in the “Reason for visit” box.
It takes about five minutes and lets the consultation focus on the vaccines themselves rather than admin.
How do I book for multiple people, or for someone other than myself?
For multiple people: Choose the appointment size that matches your group — we have 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5-person options for both Travel Clinic and Non-Travel Vaccination appointments. In the “Reason for visit” field on the booking form, list all the names of people who will be vaccinated. This is how we know who to send individual questionnaires to.
For booking on someone else's behalf (e.g. an elderly parent, or your child): enter their name on the booking, not yours. This puts the appointment record under the right patient.
If you have any doubt, call us on 020 7435 7075 before booking and we'll set it up for you.
Booking & arrival
What do I need to bring to my appointment?
Please bring photo ID, your vaccination records (or your child's Red Book), and — for travel consultations — a copy of your itinerary including destinations and travel dates. If you've had vaccinations elsewhere recently, bring those records too so we can plan around any spacing rules between live vaccines.
How early should I arrive, and what happens if I'm running late?
Please arrive five minutes before your appointment so we can complete any pre-consultation forms calmly. If you're more than ten minutes late we may not be able to see you that day and your deposit may be forfeited — but please always call us on 020 7435 7075 if you're stuck; we'll do our best to accommodate you.
Should I attend if I'm feeling unwell on the day?
A mild cold doesn't usually delay vaccination — you can still come in. But if you have a high fever, feel significantly unwell, or have an active infection (especially one being treated with antibiotics), please call us on 020 7435 7075 before your appointment. We can usually move you to another date without forfeiting your deposit when illness is the reason — much better than dragging yourself in poorly.
Are toilet facilities available at the pharmacy?
We don't have a customer toilet on site. There are public toilets a short walk away, close to the junction of Constantine Road and South End Road — you can locate them on the Great British Public Toilet Map. Please use them before your appointment if you need to.
Is parking available nearby?
There's pay-and-display parking on South End Road and South Hill Park, with longer-stay parking at East Heath Car Park (NW3 1TH) a short walk away. The pharmacy is directly opposite Hampstead Heath rail station (Mildmay line) if you'd rather come by train.
Can children attend appointments? Does a parent need to be present?
Children under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Young people aged 16 or 17 may attend on their own if they can give informed consent for the vaccination being discussed. Chaperones are available on request — please let us know in advance when you book so we can have one ready.
Payment & cancellations
Why is there a £25 deposit?
The £25 deposit is not an extra fee — it's deducted from your total at checkout, so you only ever pay the published price. It reserves your appointment slot and reduces no-shows, which means we can keep waiting-list spaces open for other patients who need an appointment quickly.
What's your cancellation policy?
You can cancel or reschedule up to 48 hours before your appointment and we'll refund the deposit, minus a £1 card-processing fee charged by Stripe. Inside 48 hours, or if you miss the appointment, the deposit is non-refundable. If you're feeling unwell on the day, please call us — we would much rather move you to another date than have you come in poorly.
What payment methods do you accept?
All major credit and debit cards are accepted through our secure Stripe payment system — with the single exception of American Express. Cash, contactless mobile payments (Apple Pay, Google Pay), and standard card payments at the till are all fine.
About vaccinations
How long does a vaccination appointment take?
A standard single-vaccine appointment is around 15 to 20 minutes — most of that is the pharmacist consultation; the injection itself takes seconds. Travel consultations covering several vaccines or complex itineraries typically run to 30 minutes. Family bookings with multiple people need proportionally more time, so please mention this when booking.
How far in advance should I book travel vaccinations?
Where you can, book at least 4 to 6 weeks before travel. Several vaccines need multiple doses spaced out — rabies, hepatitis B, and Japanese encephalitis being the most common — and Yellow Fever specifically needs 10 days after vaccination before the certificate becomes valid. If you're travelling sooner than that, still book: we have rapid schedules for many vaccines that compress timing without losing protection.
Can multiple vaccines be given on the same day?
Yes — most vaccines can be given together at the same appointment, and your immune system handles them easily. There are a few exceptions involving live vaccines that need to be spaced four weeks apart (Yellow Fever with MMR, and chickenpox with MMR, are the main ones). The pharmacist will plan the safest sequence for you during your consultation.
What if my vaccination course was interrupted or paused?
In almost all cases you can pick up where you left off — interrupted courses usually don't need restarting from scratch. The pharmacist will check your records, look at how much time has passed since your last dose, and recommend either the next scheduled dose or, occasionally, an additional catch-up dose if the gap is unusually long. The one important exception is Yellow Fever certification, where lost dates and batch numbers can require repeating the vaccine — see Lost records for the detail.
What if I've had vaccinations before but lost my records?
This comes up often. For most vaccines, if you've had at least one prior dose, a single catch-up dose now will restore your protection — you don't need to restart a full course. The pharmacist will assess your situation during your consultation. The one important exception is Yellow Fever: if you've lost your International Certificate of Vaccination and have no record of the date and batch number, immigration authorities will treat you as unvaccinated and you'd need to repeat the vaccine.
Where do your vaccines come from? Are they UK-sourced?
Yes — all our vaccines are officially licensed UK stock, supplied through approved wholesalers, the same supply chain that supplies the NHS. Cold-chain integrity is maintained throughout: vaccines are stored at strict temperatures (typically 2–8°C) from manufacturer to administration, monitored continuously. This matters because vaccines exposed to incorrect temperatures can quietly lose potency, so traceable, properly stored stock is the difference between a vaccine that protects you and one that doesn't.
NHS coverage & records
Why would I pay privately when the NHS offers some vaccines for free?
The NHS schedule is set at a population level using cost-effectiveness modelling, which means many people who would clinically benefit from a vaccine fall outside the eligibility criteria — for example healthy 60-to-74-year-olds wanting RSV protection, healthy babies wanting Beyfortus, or anyone wanting Shingrix outside the narrow NHS-eligible age bands. Private vaccination is for those situations: the same UK-licensed vaccines, on a schedule that fits your individual clinical needs and wishes.
Will my private vaccination be recorded on my NHS GP records?
We give you a written record of every vaccination, which your GP can add to your NHS record on request. We can also send a summary directly to your GP if you'd prefer — just let us know during your appointment and we'll arrange it.
Medical considerations
Can I be vaccinated if I'm pregnant or planning pregnancy?
It depends on the vaccine. Some (flu, pertussis/Tdap, and the maternal RSV vaccine) are actively recommended in pregnancy. Live vaccines (MMR, Yellow Fever, chickenpox, BCG) are generally avoided in pregnancy or while trying to conceive. Please bring a list of any medications and let us know your pregnancy status or planning timeline at booking — the pharmacist will assess each option individually and recommend a safe schedule.
Can I be vaccinated if I'm immunocompromised or on immunosuppressants?
In most cases yes, but live vaccines (Yellow Fever, MMR, BCG, chickenpox, oral typhoid) need careful clinical assessment and may not be safe depending on the medication and condition. Please tell us about any immunosuppressive treatment — including biologics, methotrexate, ciclosporin, or recent courses of oral steroids — at booking so we can plan safely. Sometimes this means using non-live alternatives or adjusting the timing around your medication doses.
Home visits
Do you offer home visits, and how much do they cost?
Yes — we offer home visits across London. There's a minimum call-out fee of £100, plus the cost of any vaccines administered. Email info@hhpharmacy.co.uk with your address and what you need, and we'll send you a written quote.
Ready to book?
Secure your appointment using the portal below. Need a home visit instead? Email our team.
About the £25 deposit: this isn't an extra fee — it's deducted from your total at checkout, so you only ever pay the published price. See cancellation policy.
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Before you book — please read
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Pick the right appointment type:
- Book FIRST for any new visit with us — whether you're planning a new trip, starting a routine course, or continuing a course you began elsewhere.
- Book FOLLOW UP only if you've already had a dose with us for your current course.
- Booking for someone else? Please use their name on the form, not yours.
- Booking for multiple people? Please enter all their names in the Reason for visit field.
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Already booked? Here's how to prepare
- Complete your pre-appointment questionnaire — you'll find the link in your booking confirmation email. About the questionnaire.
- Bring your vaccination records (or your child's Red Book), photo ID, and your travel itinerary if relevant. Full list.
- Can't make your appointment? Call us as soon as possible on 020 7435 7075. More about this.
Mahyar SaremiSuperintendent Pharmacist Prescriber
GPhC Registration: 2069409
Last reviewed: April 2026 | Next review due: April 2027